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PErfECT "Photogrammetry, gEnetic, Ecology for red coral ConservaTion" is a project leaded by the Laboratoire des Sciences delInformation et des Systmes (LSIS - UMR 7296 CNRS) from the Aix-Marseille University (France) in collaboration with the SpanishNational Agency for Scientific Research (CSIC, Spain). The main objective of the project is to develop innovative Tools for theconservation of the Mediterranean red coral, <i>Corallium rubrum</i>. PErfECT was funded by the Total Fundation. The adaptation ofdigital photogrammetric techniques for use in submarine is rapidly increasing in recent years. In fact, these techniques are particularlywell suited for use in underwater environments. PErfECT developed different photogrammetry tools to enhance the red coral populationsurveys based in: (i) automatic orientation on coded quadrats, (ii) use of NPR (Non Photo realistic Rendering) techniques, (iii) thecalculation of distances between colonies within local populations and finally (iv) the use of plenoptic approaches in underwaterconditions

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UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAMMETRY, CODED TARGET AND PLENOPTIC TECHNOLOGY: A SET OF TOOLS FOR MONITORING RED CORAL IN MEDITERRANEAN SEA IN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE ”PERFECT” PROJECT