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EIA Database

Pay-walled Conference

OCEANS 2007

This paper summarizes the efforts undertaken by the author to identify existing and future potential methods to reduce underwater sound levels created by nearly all oil...
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Pay-walled Journal Article

Water and Environment Journal

Pile driver-generated noise has the potential to affect dolphin populations adversely as it is detectable up to 40 km from the source. At 9 kHz, this...
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Open Access Report

Final Report

In summary, this report includes a review of three main types of fixed PAM systems and the detection/classification algorithms that can be used to efficiently process...
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Open Access Report

Final Report

This report has been conducted to enhance the understanding of how autonomous vehicle systems can be used to monitor marine mammals and other marine animals in...
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Pay-walled Journal Article

Marine Environmental Research

Underwater bubbles can inhibit sound transmission through water due to density mismatch and concomitant reflection and absorption of sound waves. For the present study, a perforated...
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Open Access Report

Danish Centre for Environment and Energy

Seismic surveys in connection to oil and gas activities have the potential to disturb and injure marine organisms, due to the high sound pressures generated by...
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Open Access Peer Reviewed Publication

Aquatic Mammals

Fixed autonomous acoustic recording devices (autonomous recorders [ARs]) are defined as any electronic recording system that acquires and stores acoustic data internally (i.e., without a cable...
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Open Access Report

Final Report

Industries that operate in marine environments are under increasing pressure to document the effect of their activity on marine mammals and to evaluate the long-term environmental...
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Open Access Report

Sea Mammal Research UnitScottish Oceans InstituteSchool of Biology University of Saint Andrews

A primary goal of this international cooperative research program was to investigate behavioral reactions of three species of whales (bottlenose whales, minke whales, and humpback whales)...
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