Vol. 32 No. 2 (2004)

The following topics are dealt with: marine mammal detection; marine mammal localization; marine mammal classification; and passive acoustics

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Editorial

Editorial

Chantal Laroche, Francine Desharnais

2-3

Proceedings of the Acoustics Week in Canada

Overview of the 2003 workshop on detection and localization of marine mammals using passive acoustics

Francine Desharnais, Alex E. Hay

9-14
Development of passive acoustic monitoring systems for Northern right whales

A. Moscrop, J. Matthews, D. Gillespie, R. Leaper

17-22
Acoustic recording systems for baleen whales and killer whales on the west coast of Canada

Svein Vagle, John K.B. Ford, Neil Erickson, Nick Hall-Patch, Grace Kamitakahara

23-32
A description of the workshop datasets

Francine Desharnais, Marjo H. Laurinolli, Douglas J. Schillinger, Alex E. Hay

33-38
Detection and classification of right whale calls using an 'edge' detector operating on a smoothed spectrogram

Douglas Gillespie

39-47
Detection and classification of North Atlantic right whales in the bay of fundy using independent component analysis

Brian R. La Cour, Michael A. Linford

48-54
A comparison of methods for detecting right whale calls

David K. Mellinger

55-65
Detection of frequency-modulated calls using a chirp model

Justin Matthews

66-75
The real-time detection of the calls of cetacean species

E.J. Harland, M.S. Armstrong

76-82
Detection and characterization of marine mammal calls by parametric modelling

A.T. Johansson, P.R. White

83-92
Detection and classification of marine mammals using an LFAS system

S.P. Van IJsselmuide, S.P. Beerens

93-106
Acoustic detection and localization of whales in bay of fundy and St. Lawrence estuary critical habitats

Yvan Simard, Mohammed Bahoura, Nathalie Roy

107-116
A two-stage method for determining the position and corresponding precision of marine mammal sounds

Dick G. Simons, Camiel Van Moll, Mirjam Snellen

117-124
Comparing a linear with a non-linear method for acoustic localization

Magnus Wahlberg

125-131
Localisation of right whale sounds in the workshop bay of fundy dataset by spectrogram cross-correlation and hyperbolic fixing

Marjo H. Laurinolli, Alex E. Hay

132-136
Right whale localisation using a downhill simplex inversion scheme

Francine Desharnais, Mathieu Côté, Colin J. Calnan, Gordon R. Ebbeson, David J. Thomson, Nicole E.B. Collison, Chris A. Gillard

137-145
Waveguide propagation allows range estimates for north pacific right whales in the bering sea

Sean M. Wiggins, Mark A. McDonald, Lisa M. Munger, Sue E. Moore, John A. Hildebrand

146-154
Difar hydrophone usage in whale research

Mark A. McDonald

155-160
Accuracy in the localization of sperm whales resident in the strait of gibraltar using one hydrophone

Christophe Laplanche, Olivier Adam, Jean-François Motsch

161-166
You can't get there from here: Shallow water sound propagation and whale localization

David M.F. Chapman

167-171

Vol. 32 No. 2 (2004)

Full Issue

Editorial

Editorial

Proceedings of the Acoustics Week in Canada

Overview of the 2003 workshop on detection and localization of marine mammals using passive acoustics

Development of passive acoustic monitoring systems for Northern right whales

Acoustic recording systems for baleen whales and killer whales on the west coast of Canada

A description of the workshop datasets

Detection and classification of right whale calls using an 'edge' detector operating on a smoothed spectrogram

Detection and classification of North Atlantic right whales in the bay of fundy using independent component analysis

A comparison of methods for detecting right whale calls

Detection of frequency-modulated calls using a chirp model

The real-time detection of the calls of cetacean species

Detection and characterization of marine mammal calls by parametric modelling

Detection and classification of marine mammals using an LFAS system

Acoustic detection and localization of whales in bay of fundy and St. Lawrence estuary critical habitats

A two-stage method for determining the position and corresponding precision of marine mammal sounds

Comparing a linear with a non-linear method for acoustic localization

Localisation of right whale sounds in the workshop bay of fundy dataset by spectrogram cross-correlation and hyperbolic fixing

Right whale localisation using a downhill simplex inversion scheme

Waveguide propagation allows range estimates for north pacific right whales in the bering sea

Difar hydrophone usage in whale research

Accuracy in the localization of sperm whales resident in the strait of gibraltar using one hydrophone

You can't get there from here: Shallow water sound propagation and whale localization

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