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The use of acoustic doppler current profiler acoustic backscatter to develop a regional zooplankton indicator for temperate marine ecosystems
Zooplankton are important prey in ocean food webs, linking primary producers to higher trophic levels; understanding their biomass is important to understanding ecosystem state and managing commercial fisheries accordingly. Due to expense and necessary processing time, there are limited indicators o
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