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Computers beat human listeners at dawn

Posted on 2011-06-22 by Scott Veirs

Lots of whistles and calls (S1, S16) were detected by the WhoListener program this morning, first at Lime Kiln from… Read more Computers beat human listeners at dawn

L pod returns calling on hydrophones

Posted on 2011-06-10 by Scott Veirs

The most common call used by L pod was automatically detected and heard by humans today on the Orcasound and… Read more L pod returns calling on hydrophones

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