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Month: April 2018

Orcasound’s new live-audio solution: from hydrophone to headphone with a Raspberry Pi computer and HLS/DASH streaming software

Posted on 2018-04-272019-12-18 by Scott Veirs

Over the winter of 2017-2018 a team of acoustic experts, hardware geeks, and software developers have been working to realize… Read more Orcasound’s new live-audio solution: from hydrophone to headphone with a Raspberry Pi computer and HLS/DASH streaming software

Sperm whale echolocation clicks heard 50 kilometers away within the Salish Sea?

Posted on 2018-04-262018-10-15 by Scott Veirs

One of the most intense sounds emitted by animals on Earth is the echolocation click of the sperm whale. When… Read more Sperm whale echolocation clicks heard 50 kilometers away within the Salish Sea?

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