| Date/time (local) | Latitude | Longitude | Notes |
|---|
| 09/08/16 04:51:18 | 69.5065 | -164.4164 | Downsweep in p8 is interesting (isolated, relatively loud), but its alone (no other calls with it) and short in
duration. Not convinced its a real call. |
| 09/08/16 06:36:18 | 69.5187 | -164.4023 | Classified beluga call in p4 is really faint and the pitch track is wacky. Scoring this as "not detected". |
| 09/08/16 08:36:18 | 69.5308 | -164.3970 | Faint MF pitch tracks in p14, none coherent enough to be confident they are real. |
| 09/08/16 10:36:18 | 69.5398 | -164.3600 | There are some isolated sounds between 0-500 Hz (p5, 14, 15), but they are so short. Not terribly
convincing. |
| 09/08/16 12:21:18 | 69.5549 | -164.3275 | Faint MF pitch track in p4. |
| 09/08/16 13:51:18 | 69.5674 | -164.3084 | Short downsweep in p11 is notable, but it is not isolated from other pitch tracks, making it suspicious. |
| 09/08/16 14:21:18 | 69.5706 | -164.3019 | Classified beluga call in p3 is faint and the shape of the pitch track is poor. |
| 09/08/16 17:51:18 | 69.5912 | -164.2746 | Loud warble in p9. Looks great. Scoring as detected for beluga (as in days past), but might this be a
bearded
seal, Kate?
I don;t think it's a bearded seal - not enough FM, could be walrus, as noted in previous day's PTs. Really want
to get my hands on the data!
|
| 09/08/16 18:21:18 | 69.5947 | -164.2697 | Some MF pitch tracks in p14, but shape is terrible. |
| 09/08/16 18:36:18 | 69.5965 | -164.2672 | The short shallow downsweep in p3 has been present in previous summary periods. Don't know what this is,
but the fact that its showing up here in a summary period with very little noise has me wondering if it is a real
call. Its so short, though! |
| 09/08/16 20:36:18 | 69.6086 | -164.2463 | There's that short downsweep in p6 again. |
| 09/08/16 22:59:05 | 69.6259 | -164.2083 | Classified beluga call in p14 has a wacky pitch track. Leaving as not detected. |
| 09/08/16 23:06:18 | 69.6259 | -164.2083 | Same short downsweep in p12. Quite isolated, but so short! |