Right whale:

Date/time (local)OccurrenceLatitudeLongitudeNotes
03/24/15 19:19:32Detected41.1418-70.9292Upcalls are louder than possible humpback calls (few higher frequency moans and some downsweeps). Moans at beginning of summary period?
03/24/15 22:19:32Possibly detected41.1418-70.9292Faint humpback calling is in a patterned sequence, so while not 100% convincing, looks right. The lone classified upcall is isolated (no humpback calling in the immediate vicinity), and has a great shape.


Humpback whale:

Date/time (local)OccurrenceLatitudeLongitudeNotes
03/24/15 19:19:32Possibly detected41.1418-70.9292Upcalls are louder than possible humpback calls (few higher frequency moans and some downsweeps). Moans at beginning of summary period?
03/24/15 20:19:32Detected41.1418-70.9292One faint upcall-looking call just before summary period ends. Not enough to say "possibly", though. Would be nice if we had a call type for those humpback downsweeps.
03/24/15 21:19:32Possibly detected41.1418-70.9292Single classified upcall is not very convincing to me. Humpback sounds are sporadic - on the fence between possibly detected and detected.
03/24/15 22:19:32Detected41.1418-70.9292Faint humpback calling is in a patterned sequence, so while not 100% convincing, looks right. The lone classified upcall is isolated (no humpback calling in the immediate vicinity), and has a great shape.
03/24/15 23:19:32Detected41.1418-70.9292




Notes:

Date/time (local)LatitudeLongitudeNotes
03/24/15 18:19:3241.1418-70.9292One classified right whale call, but its a bit messy (not smooth pitch track). Other calls too sparse to score for humpbacks.
03/24/15 19:04:3241.1418-70.9292Count the single right whale upcall in the next summary period.
03/24/15 19:19:3241.1418-70.9292Upcalls are louder than possible humpback calls (few higher frequency moans and some downsweeps). Moans at beginning of summary period?
03/24/15 20:19:3241.1418-70.9292One faint upcall-looking call just before summary period ends. Not enough to say "possibly", though. Would be nice if we had a call type for those humpback downsweeps.
03/24/15 21:19:3241.1418-70.9292Single classified upcall is not very convincing to me. Humpback sounds are sporadic - on the fence between possibly detected and detected.
03/24/15 22:19:3241.1418-70.9292Faint humpback calling is in a patterned sequence, so while not 100% convincing, looks right. The lone classified upcall is isolated (no humpback calling in the immediate vicinity), and has a great shape.


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