| Date/time (local) | Latitude | Longitude | Notes |
|---|
| 09/04/16 06:06:18 | 69.2376 | -165.0074 | MF upsweep in p4 looks interesting, but too faint to be convincing. |
| 09/04/16 12:36:18 | 69.2239 | -164.9047 | Loud short LF tones in p6 and elsewhere - what are these? |
| 09/04/16 13:51:18 | 69.2284 | -164.9037 | Many "stacked" pitch tracks - are these rudder noise? |
| 09/04/16 14:06:18 | 69.2305 | -164.9008 | MF upsweep in p3. |
| 09/04/16 14:36:18 | 69.2348 | -164.8951 | More "stacked" pitch tracks. |
| 09/04/16 15:51:18 | 69.2395 | -164.8952 | More "stacked" pitch tracks classified as bowhead or walrus. Regularity in p8 is suspicious. Rudder noise? |
| 09/04/16 16:36:18 | 69.2446 | -164.8863 | Again, many stacked pitch tracks, often with regularity. |
| 09/04/16 18:36:18 | 69.2564 | -164.8704 | I'm baffled by the LF tones here. Many classified as bowhead, but they seem way too monotone for
bowhead.
Welcome to my world. I think these are just glider noises |
| 09/04/16 20:36:18 | 69.2663 | -164.8412 | MF squeal in p12. |
| 09/04/16 23:51:18 | 69.2756 | -164.7932 | Loud MF warble in p4 perhaps classified as bearded seal. Seems fairly monotone, though. Scoring as
"possibly detected" for beluga and will await Kate's assessment.
Definitely not bearded seal... we can leave it as possible |