Quantifying RGB-Based Color Score in Corals v1

This protocol describes the steps required for photo capture, image processing, and data analysis to quantify color scores based on standardized red, green, and blue intensities, which can be used as metrics of coral bleaching severity. This is the quantitative color score protocol evaluated in Hackerott et al. (2025), published in Coral Reefs.

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2025-08-18
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https://doi.org/10.17504/protocols.io.14egnr3wpl5d/v1
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Coral and Marine Ecosystems Studies
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Quantifying RGB-Based Color Score in Corals v1

Serena Hackerott, José M. Eirín‐López, Lauren Gregory, John Howard
Coral and Marine Ecosystems Studies
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Quantifying RGB-Based Color Score in Corals v1

Serena Hackerott, José M. Eirín‐López, Lauren Gregory, John Howard
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Abstract

This protocol describes the steps required for photo capture, image processing, and data analysis to quantify color scores based on standardized red, green, and blue intensities, which can be used as metrics of coral bleaching severity. This is the quantitative color score protocol evaluated in Hackerott et al. (2025), published in Coral Reefs.

University of Delaware (US)
National Science Foundation, Florida International University, University Graduate School, Florida International University, Core Research for Evolutional Science and Technology
Openalex Percentile: Top 79%
Coral and Marine Ecosystems Studies
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