| Date/time (local) | Occurrence | Latitude | Longitude | Notes |
|---|
| 08/15/24 07:49:48 | Possibly detected | 47.5221 | -63.6408 | One classified RW upcall in P6. It is loud, long duration, shapely, and isolated. |
| 08/15/24 08:49:48 | Possibly detected | 47.5235 | -63.6449 | One classified upcall in P7 (classified as HW). Despite a large artifact, this
call is loud and isolated from surrounding sounds. |
| 08/15/24 09:49:48 | Detected | 47.5250 | -63.6501 | Four-six possible RW upcalls in P2 & 3 (two are classified). Among these, four
calls are more convincing as actual calls: the first and third in P2, and the
second and third in P3. These four calls are isolated and have similar durations.
The calls in P2 are loud; one is classified while the other has a large artifact,
but both are isolated and have an adequate shape. The calls in P3, though of lower
quality, are mid-amplitude, and two are isolated. |
| 08/15/24 10:49:48 | Possibly detected | 47.5264 | -63.6553 | Three possible upcalls in P12 & 13 (one is classified as HW). The call in P12 and
the classified call in P13 are poorly shaped, with large artifacts and a steep
upsweep. Nonetheless, these calls are mid-amplitude, mid-duration, and isolated.
The unclassified call in P13 is loud, long, more shapely, and isolated.
Considering the lack of evidence (at least 2-3 loud, shapely calls classified as
RW), I am marking this period as Possibly Detected. |
| Date/time (local) | Latitude | Longitude | Notes |
|---|
| 08/15/24 04:49:48 | 47.5245 | -63.6324 | Only one classified RW upcall is visible in P3, but it belongs to multiple pitch
tracks that are likely produced by glider self-noise. |
| 08/15/24 05:49:48 | 47.5234 | -63.6366 | Possible high-frequency downsweep in P7? |
| 08/15/24 07:49:48 | 47.5221 | -63.6408 | One classified RW upcall in P6. It is loud, long duration, shapely, and isolated. |
| 08/15/24 08:49:48 | 47.5235 | -63.6449 | One classified upcall in P7 (classified as HW). Despite a large artifact, this
call is loud and isolated from surrounding sounds. |
| 08/15/24 09:49:48 | 47.5250 | -63.6501 | Four-six possible RW upcalls in P2 & 3 (two are classified). Among these, four
calls are more convincing as actual calls: the first and third in P2, and the
second and third in P3. These four calls are isolated and have similar durations.
The calls in P2 are loud; one is classified while the other has a large artifact,
but both are isolated and have an adequate shape. The calls in P3, though of lower
quality, are mid-amplitude, and two are isolated. |
| 08/15/24 10:49:48 | 47.5264 | -63.6553 | Three possible upcalls in P12 & 13 (one is classified as HW). The call in P12 and
the classified call in P13 are poorly shaped, with large artifacts and a steep
upsweep. Nonetheless, these calls are mid-amplitude, mid-duration, and isolated.
The unclassified call in P13 is loud, long, more shapely, and isolated.
Considering the lack of evidence (at least 2-3 loud, shapely calls classified as
RW), I am marking this period as Possibly Detected. |
| 08/15/24 12:49:48 | 47.5312 | -63.6608 | Two possible RW upcalls in P5 (unclassified). |
| 08/15/24 13:49:48 | 47.5341 | -63.6650 | One classified RW upcall in P9; it is short, faint, and has a somewhat flat shape. |
| 08/15/24 16:49:48 | 47.5442 | -63.6773 | One classified RW upcall in P4. Although it is high-amplitude, this call is short,
steep, and is not completely isolated. One possible high upcall in P2. This period
is filled with noise and detections are unlikely to be actual calls. |