CAL is photogrammetric camera calibration and bundle adjustment software, used for calibration of three-dimensional vision measurement systems, and high precision photogrammetric measurement networks.

EventMeasure is newly released software for logging and archiving events occuring in digital imagery, and for generating and reporting various statistics. EventMeasure is typically used for analysis of baited remote underwater video footage, and it integrates with PhotoMeasure for efficient 3D measurement. EventMeasure can also be used for analysis of single camera footage.

PhotoMeasure is photogrammetric measurement software which uses the calibration results from CAL to allow user-friendly three-dimensional measurement from digital imagery.

• Download our latest flyer to see how CAL, EventMeasure and PhotoMeasure integrate to provide a complete software suite for 3D stereo measurement in visual sampling of fish populations.
  

TransectMeasure is software to aid in the analysis of transects or biological sampling from images. TransectMeasure supports calibration and scaled measurement of length and area from single images.

StereoLib is a C++/MFC extension dll that provides photogrammetric measurement functionality and allows developers to incorporate photogrammetric measurement into their own interfaces.

Users of SeaGIS software products include:

• University of Western Australia
• AQ1 Systems
• Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS)
• Ecocean
• ReefBall Australia
• Australian Marine Ecology
• The Department of Fisheries (Western Australia)
• The Department of Environment and Conservation (Western Australia)
• Department for Environment and Heritage (South Australia)
• Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water (New South Wales)
• Department of Primary Industries (Victoria)
• Port Stephens Fisheries Centre, Department of Primary Industries (New South Wales)
• CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research (Tasmania, Queensland and Western Australia)
• Deakin University, Warrnambool campus
• University of Tasmania
• Food and Bioprocess Engineering, Wageningen University, The Netherlands
• Wildlife and Ecological Investments, South Africa
• University of Massachusetts, USA
• University of Hawaii, Honolulu USA
• Museum of New Zealand, Wellington NZ