| Date/time (local) | Occurrence | Latitude | Longitude | Notes |
|---|
| 08/22/20 03:45:58 | Possibly detected | 48.8921 | -62.9798 | One good classified upcall - loud and isolated. Possible second upcall in P10.
Sequence of 4 20Hz pulses with 15sec IPI in P5-6, two of which are classified. |
| 08/22/20 04:15:58 | Possibly detected | 48.8941 | -62.9811 | There are a few possible upcalls in P4-5. The classified call is convincing because it is loud and classified
and ok shape, if a bit short. The others are too short to be convincing. |
| 08/22/20 05:15:58 | Detected | 48.8981 | -62.9836 | Possible train of 3-4 of faint 20hz calls with call interval of 11-12 seconds.
Marking as possible fin whale.
Three classified upcalls. Two of them (P11 and P12) are short calls, and are not
very loud, but are well isolated from other sounds of similar amplitudes. The
other classified call (P14) is has a good shape and decent amplitude, however
there is a long low frequency sound at the same time, but it is very low amplitude
compared to the up call. I am marking this as Detected for right whales. |
| 08/22/20 06:15:58 | Possibly detected | 48.8994 | -62.9822 | There is one convincing classified upcall (in P10), it has a good shape, is loud
and isolated from other sounds. As it is the only convincing up call in this 15-
minute period I am marking this as possible right whale. |
| 08/22/20 06:30:58 | Possibly detected | 48.8979 | -62.9776 | Very nice shaped classified up call (in P12), decently loud and isolated from
other sounds. There is another short but loud classified up call (in P9), somewhat
isolated from other sounds of similar amplitude (there are a few short sounds
pitched tracked just before and after the call). Though the second call is less
convincing, the first is enough to classify as possible right whale. |
| 08/22/20 11:30:58 | Possibly detected | 48.8717 | -62.9054 | There is a short classified call (in P5), but does not have a constant amplitude.
However it is isolated. There is another possible upcall (in P12), it is not
classified, and it is faint, but it has a good shape. In combination with the
classified call, I am marking this as possible detection for right whale. |
| 08/22/20 14:30:58 | Possibly detected | 48.8644 | -62.8936 | There is a faint classified up call (in P11), it does not have a very good up call
shape. There is also (what I assume is) some mechanical noise happening in the
background. Because it has been classified by the automated detector I will mark
this as possible detection for right whale. |
| Date/time (local) | Latitude | Longitude | Notes |
|---|
| 08/22/20 01:30:58 | 48.8870 | -62.9621 | Blue whale arch call in P9. |
| 08/22/20 03:30:58 | 48.8911 | -62.9792 | A triplet contains two classified call type 17s suggesting sei, but the IPI is only 2 seconds, and blue whales
also make triplet downsweeps, so I have scored this as possible sei and possible blue. More research on the
differences in call characteristics in doublets and triplets between these two species is needed. |
| 08/22/20 03:45:58 | 48.8921 | -62.9798 | One good classified upcall - loud and isolated. Possible second upcall in P10.
Sequence of 4 20Hz pulses with 15sec IPI in P5-6, two of which are classified. |
| 08/22/20 04:15:58 | 48.8941 | -62.9811 | There are a few possible upcalls in P4-5. The classified call is convincing because it is loud and classified
and ok shape, if a bit short. The others are too short to be convincing. |
| 08/22/20 05:15:58 | 48.8981 | -62.9836 | Possible train of 3-4 of faint 20hz calls with call interval of 11-12 seconds.
Marking as possible fin whale.
Three classified upcalls. Two of them (P11 and P12) are short calls, and are not
very loud, but are well isolated from other sounds of similar amplitudes. The
other classified call (P14) is has a good shape and decent amplitude, however
there is a long low frequency sound at the same time, but it is very low amplitude
compared to the up call. I am marking this as Detected for right whales. |
| 08/22/20 06:15:58 | 48.8994 | -62.9822 | There is one convincing classified upcall (in P10), it has a good shape, is loud
and isolated from other sounds. As it is the only convincing up call in this 15-
minute period I am marking this as possible right whale. |
| 08/22/20 06:30:58 | 48.8979 | -62.9776 | Very nice shaped classified up call (in P12), decently loud and isolated from
other sounds. There is another short but loud classified up call (in P9), somewhat
isolated from other sounds of similar amplitude (there are a few short sounds
pitched tracked just before and after the call). Though the second call is less
convincing, the first is enough to classify as possible right whale. |
| 08/22/20 11:30:58 | 48.8717 | -62.9054 | There is a short classified call (in P5), but does not have a constant amplitude.
However it is isolated. There is another possible upcall (in P12), it is not
classified, and it is faint, but it has a good shape. In combination with the
classified call, I am marking this as possible detection for right whale. |
| 08/22/20 13:15:58 | 48.8679 | -62.8976 | There are 3 faint 20 hz calls with a call interval of 11-12 seconds (in P5), this
suggests a possible fin whale. |
| 08/22/20 14:30:58 | 48.8644 | -62.8936 | There is a faint classified up call (in P11), it does not have a very good up call
shape. There is also (what I assume is) some mechanical noise happening in the
background. Because it has been classified by the automated detector I will mark
this as possible detection for right whale. |
| 08/22/20 16:15:58 | 48.8644 | -62.8870 | The only classified up call in this 15 minute period is in P3, but it is not very
convincing as an upcall. It is very low in amplitude and does not have a good
upcall shape. It is also not very isolated from the mechanical noise of similar
amplitudes happening at the same time. Because the classified sound is not
convincing, I am keeping as not detected. |