In this Sea Secrets finale, Dr Reygondeau traced #marinebiodiversity research from field observations to global models—highlighting #FishBase, which revolutionized ecological synthesis, & AquaMaps 2.0, a next-gen platform using ML + high-res environmental data to model >30K marine species worldwide.

If you miss Gabriel Reygondeau Sea Secret 2026, the record are here. Pr. Reygondeau explain the recent discovery made with the new Aquamaps 2.0 database.

A new study by Reygondeau and colleague presents AquaX from @aquamaps.bsky.social, an enhanced open access modeling framework that improves global predictions of marine species distributions and biodiversity patterns at scales relevant to conservation. plos.io/4tP4StT

1/5 #NewPaper: #AquaX, a next-generation platform for mapping global marine biodiversity! 🌊 Accurate species mapping is critical for conservation. AquaX builds on #Qquatics' #AquaMaps to provide cleaner, expert-validated data & improve predictions of present & future species distributions.

🚨 #NEWPAPER presents #AquaX, a next-gen framework for global #marinebiodiversity mapping—ML ensembles, expert-validated data & climate projections. Led by Gabriel Reygondeau @univmiami.bsky.social & an int'l team incl. #Qquatics’ Kathleen Reyes & Nicolas Bailly. 🔗 journals.plos.org/plosone/arti...

RESEARCH: AquaX: An enhanced and revised AquaMaps framework to model marine species distributions and biodiversity. Co-authored by #GabrielReygondeau, #WilliamCheung, #NicolasBailly @aquamaps.bsky.social @ubccoru.bsky.social journals.plos.org/plosone/arti... via @plosone.org