| Date/time (local) | Latitude | Longitude | Notes |
|---|
| 04/29/15 02:49:32 | 41.1418 | -70.9292 | Some patterned noise in panels 2 and 3 around 120 Hz, doesn't appear to be
biological. |
| 04/29/15 03:49:32 | 41.1418 | -70.9292 | Patterned 120 Hz noise starts up again in panel 15. |
| 04/29/15 04:19:32 | 41.1418 | -70.9292 | PT that looks like a very short upsweep at the beginning of panel 8, but I
think it may just be random. |
| 04/29/15 04:34:32 | 41.1418 | -70.9292 | FOR MARK: Patterned 100-150 Hz noise in panels 6-10, not sure if this part of
a faint humpback song? There's enough pattern, but the lack of other calls
makes me suspicious and these all appear to be almost tonal with a few that
fluctuate slightly. I'm not sure what could be creating this noise. |
| 04/29/15 05:19:32 | 41.1418 | -70.9292 | FOR MARK: Short downsweeps in panels 2 and 11, not sure what they are. |
| 04/29/15 05:34:32 | 41.1418 | -70.9292 | The PTs in panels 12 and 13 are still flat but are starting to look more
biological. This makes me think there is a HW singing but may be far off and
only small pieces are getting picked up. |
| 04/29/15 06:19:32 | 41.1418 | -70.9292 | Some strange higher amp triplets under 100 Hz in panel 10. |
| 04/29/15 06:34:32 | 41.1418 | -70.9292 | Two classified FW pulses w/ convincing IPI in panel 3 but nothing else so I
think it's just random noise. |
| 04/29/15 09:19:32 | 41.1418 | -70.9292 | Long, high amp tonal in panel 2, is that HW? The pattern of short, low amp
downsweeps just above 100 Hz in panel 12 look very similar to the pattern I
was seeing in previous tracking periods but were not enough to classify as
"Detected" for HW until now. |
| 04/29/15 10:19:32 | 41.1418 | -70.9292 | Given the HW song seen less than an hour ago, this similar but fainter pattern
in panels 2 and 3 is enough to say "Detected" for HW. |
| 04/29/15 20:19:32 | 41.1418 | -70.9292 | Probable SW downsweep singlets in panels 4 and 5, but faint and unclassified.
It was detected in the last tracking period. |
| 04/29/15 21:19:32 | 41.1418 | -70.9292 | FOR MARK: Two pulse trains with the second pulse in each pair being at a
consistently higher amp. Both have a consistent IPI of 15-16s. Panel 8 is the
only panel that is concerning, the amplitudes even out between the two trains
(could just be their positions changing in relation to the hydrophone?) and
the last classified pair in panel 8 has a much longer IPI. What are the
chances that both whales would suddenly make a pulse with an identical, longer
interval? |
| 04/29/15 21:34:32 | 41.1418 | -70.9292 | Not enough pulses in the pattern to consider "Possibly" for FWs. |