| Date/time (local) | Occurrence | Latitude | Longitude | Notes |
|---|
| 10/09/26 00:39:19 | Detected | 42.9472 | -65.1929 | Looks like a very noisy period, but there seem to be some legitimate humpback
whale vocalizations among the noise - some of the contours in P1-P4 are clean
up/downsweeps and appear semi-patterned. Possible NARW upcall in P3, but it could
also be a humpback whale upsweep. Fin whale 20 Hz pulse trains are evident in P2-
P3. Possibly a sei whale single downsweep in P3, but considering all the noise +
humpback calls + the fact that it was autoclassified as a humpback whale
downsweep, I don't think it qualifies for a possible sei whale detection. |
| 10/09/26 07:39:19 | Detected | 42.9785 | -65.2283 | Possible humpback whale vocalizations, but they are pretty faint. Fin whale 20 Hz
pulse trains in P7 and P11. |
| 10/09/26 09:39:19 | Detected | 42.9889 | -65.2510 | Fin whale 20 Hz pulse trains, notably in P1 and P4. Possibly some humpback whale
vocalizations in P14. |
| 10/09/26 09:54:19 | Detected | 42.9903 | -65.2525 | Fin whale 20 Hz pulse trains, notably in P13 and P15. |
| 10/09/26 10:09:19 | Detected | 42.9918 | -65.2540 | Fin whale 20 Hz pulse trains in P1-P3 |
| 10/09/26 10:39:19 | Detected | 42.9946 | -65.2569 | Clear humpback whale vocalizations in P2, P5-P8, P11, and perhaps others. Fin
whale 20 Hz pulses are also present: P2-P3 has a sequence of at least four
autoclassified pulses. |
| Date/time (local) | Occurrence | Latitude | Longitude | Notes |
|---|
| 10/09/26 00:39:19 | Detected | 42.9472 | -65.1929 | Looks like a very noisy period, but there seem to be some legitimate humpback
whale vocalizations among the noise - some of the contours in P1-P4 are clean
up/downsweeps and appear semi-patterned. Possible NARW upcall in P3, but it could
also be a humpback whale upsweep. Fin whale 20 Hz pulse trains are evident in P2-
P3. Possibly a sei whale single downsweep in P3, but considering all the noise +
humpback calls + the fact that it was autoclassified as a humpback whale
downsweep, I don't think it qualifies for a possible sei whale detection. |
| 10/09/26 05:39:19 | Detected | 42.9681 | -65.1960 | Humpback whale vocalizations in P1-P6, perhaps most obvious in P5. |
| 10/09/26 06:39:19 | Detected | 42.9733 | -65.2122 | Humpback whale vocalizations, notably in P1-P2, likely P5, and P11-P12. Possible
NARW upcall in P10, but only one, and it could potentially be a humpback whale
call. |
| 10/09/26 07:39:19 | Possibly detected | 42.9785 | -65.2283 | Possible humpback whale vocalizations, but they are pretty faint. Fin whale 20 Hz
pulse trains in P7 and P11. |
| 10/09/26 08:39:19 | Possibly detected | 42.9836 | -65.2445 | Possible humpback whale downsweeps in P3 (I think they are too high frequency and
too far apart to be a sei whale doublet). Other contours are too faint and
unstructured to be confident that they are anything other than noise. |
| 10/09/26 09:39:19 | Possibly detected | 42.9889 | -65.2510 | Fin whale 20 Hz pulse trains, notably in P1 and P4. Possibly some humpback whale
vocalizations in P14. |
| 10/09/26 10:39:19 | Detected | 42.9946 | -65.2569 | Clear humpback whale vocalizations in P2, P5-P8, P11, and perhaps others. Fin
whale 20 Hz pulses are also present: P2-P3 has a sequence of at least four
autoclassified pulses. |
| Date/time (local) | Latitude | Longitude | Notes |
|---|
| 10/09/26 00:39:19 | 42.9472 | -65.1929 | Looks like a very noisy period, but there seem to be some legitimate humpback
whale vocalizations among the noise - some of the contours in P1-P4 are clean
up/downsweeps and appear semi-patterned. Possible NARW upcall in P3, but it could
also be a humpback whale upsweep. Fin whale 20 Hz pulse trains are evident in P2-
P3. Possibly a sei whale single downsweep in P3, but considering all the noise +
humpback calls + the fact that it was autoclassified as a humpback whale
downsweep, I don't think it qualifies for a possible sei whale detection. |
| 10/09/26 05:39:19 | 42.9681 | -65.1960 | Humpback whale vocalizations in P1-P6, perhaps most obvious in P5. |
| 10/09/26 06:39:19 | 42.9733 | -65.2122 | Humpback whale vocalizations, notably in P1-P2, likely P5, and P11-P12. Possible
NARW upcall in P10, but only one, and it could potentially be a humpback whale
call. |
| 10/09/26 07:39:19 | 42.9785 | -65.2283 | Possible humpback whale vocalizations, but they are pretty faint. Fin whale 20 Hz
pulse trains in P7 and P11. |
| 10/09/26 07:54:19 | 42.9798 | -65.2324 | No clear evidence of cetacean vocalizations |
| 10/09/26 08:09:19 | 42.9811 | -65.2364 | No clear evidence of cetacean vocalizations |
| 10/09/26 08:39:19 | 42.9836 | -65.2445 | Possible humpback whale downsweeps in P3 (I think they are too high frequency and
too far apart to be a sei whale doublet). Other contours are too faint and
unstructured to be confident that they are anything other than noise. |
| 10/09/26 08:54:19 | 42.9845 | -65.2465 | Likely just noise |
| 10/09/26 09:39:19 | 42.9889 | -65.2510 | Fin whale 20 Hz pulse trains, notably in P1 and P4. Possibly some humpback whale
vocalizations in P14. |
| 10/09/26 09:54:19 | 42.9903 | -65.2525 | Fin whale 20 Hz pulse trains, notably in P13 and P15. |
| 10/09/26 10:09:19 | 42.9918 | -65.2540 | Fin whale 20 Hz pulse trains in P1-P3 |
| 10/09/26 10:39:19 | 42.9946 | -65.2569 | Clear humpback whale vocalizations in P2, P5-P8, P11, and perhaps others. Fin
whale 20 Hz pulses are also present: P2-P3 has a sequence of at least four
autoclassified pulses. |
| 10/09/26 10:41:27 | 42.9946 | -65.2569 | Likely just noise |