Data Labelling
An exciting opportunity to take part in 21st century marine conservation

Label data for Open Coral AI

Dive into Marine Conservation with Data and AI from anywhere in the world!

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Collect or Label Coral Reef Data

Receive rewards and certification!

How can I label data?

As a data labeler, you can participate from anywhere in the world, from the comfort of your own home, on behalf of organizations that monitor coral reefs.

You will participate for a maximum of three weeks by segmenting Hard and Soft Corals in at least 200 benthic photographs using a user-friendly software that we will give you access to.

Reef Support will provide all necessary guidance for labelling, including a step-by-step guide that includes how to access the software and labelling criteria. With your labelling, you will help train the Open Coral AI Model. While it is essential to label a minimum of 200 pictures, more photos from are also welcomed.

How will I be rewarded for my contributions?
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1.      You will earn a “Data Labelling for AI Training” certification from Reef Support.
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2.      You will receive a 50 euro Voucher to travel to one of our partner destinations (travel.reef.support)
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3.      We will showcase all contributors on our website by the end of September

4.      Final results will be shared with our partners, such as Sustainable Ocean Alliance, and you will be featured in all project publications to highlight your contributions to Open Coral AI.

Application Process:
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Upon receiving your request through the online application form below, we will send you an email with three questions to answer. These questions are related to your background in marine conservation, experience in coral reefdata collection, and what you hope to gain from the experience. After you have answered questions, a short meeting will be arranged to discuss further details.

‍The minimum requirementis that you have 1 - 2 years of experience in marine science or can prove thatyou have sufficient knowledge in classification of corals. We will learn aboutt his in your application.

Please make sure to apply in advance as next round for selected candidates will be evaluated by July 31, 2023.

Please take into account that if you select Data Labelling you do not have to fill in Destination details.
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Ready to help build Open Coral AI?

Fill up the short form below and click 'Submit Interest'.

We will review your request and respond by email within 3 days for the next steps.

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REVIEWS

"I participated in the Open Coral AI project by Reef Support and it was fantastic! I collected data and uploaded my collection for labeling. The support was top-notch, and the platform was incredibly easy to use and well constructed. It's an innovative project that allows you to actively contribute to marine conservation. Highly recommended! Thank you, Reef Support, for an outstanding experience!" - Ioanna Zerva

In the "Meet the Reef Ranger" webinar, Amba Stapert shares her experiences with reef monitoring in Lombok, Indonesia. She explains how Reef Support is working to protect and preserve the coral reefs in the area through their data collection and AI development initiatives. Amba highlights the importance of scuba diving for data collection and emphasizes the role that Reef Rangers play in this crucial work.

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Coral reefs are exceptionally valuable; they provide food, livelihoods and economic opportunity to more than half a billion people in over 100 countries; they are also teeming with life, hosting a quarter of all known marine species. Nearly 200 million people depend on coral reefs to protect them from storm surges and waves. Increased acidification, pollution, fishing and other forms of coastal activities all impact our fuure of our coral reefs.

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