Right whale:

Date/time (local)	Occurrence	Latitude	Longitude	Notes
10/11/15 02:13:31	Possibly detected	42.8571	-65.1049	Right: 1 very loud, shapely, isolated upcall in p5. Convincing enough for possible despite potential humpback presence because its so loud compared to possible humpback HF calls. Humpback: 2 loud isolated HF downsweeps in p1 and a possible 3rd, faint call in p3. No pattern, but enough for possible. Check spectrogram.
10/11/15 07:13:31	Detected	42.8337	-65.1479	Several good classified upcall examples
10/11/15 09:58:31	Detected	42.8511	-65.1546	Right: 4 classified upcalls, 3 are loud, isolated, and shapely enough to be convincing
10/11/15 15:58:31	Possibly detected	42.8512	-65.1079	Right: classified, loud, isolated single upcall with decent shape. Enough for possible.

Humpback whale:

Date/time (local)	Occurrence	Latitude	Longitude	Notes
10/11/15 01:58:31	Detected	42.8554	-65.1040	Humpback: Many very interesting HF downsweeps and other FM calls. No pattern, but calls like this are most commonly humpback. Confident enough for detected. Check spectrogram.
10/11/15 02:13:31	Possibly detected	42.8571	-65.1049	Right: 1 very loud, shapely, isolated upcall in p5. Convincing enough for possible despite potential humpback presence because its so loud compared to possible humpback HF calls. Humpback: 2 loud isolated HF downsweeps in p1 and a possible 3rd, faint call in p3. No pattern, but enough for possible. Check spectrogram.
10/11/15 03:13:31	Detected	42.8323	-65.0925	Humpback: many loud HF downsweeps throughout with a potential pattern emerging in p6-7. Enough for detected.

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Notes:

Date/time (local)	Latitude	Longitude	Notes
10/11/15 00:58:31	42.8485	-65.1000	Uknown LF tonals in p5. Shapely, isolated, but very faint and unclassified upcall in p6 (and maybe another fainter example in p7). Loud HF tonals amid noise in p14. Probably something biological here as well, but not enough info for detections. Check spectrogram.
10/11/15 01:58:31	42.8554	-65.1040	Humpback: Many very interesting HF downsweeps and other FM calls. No pattern, but calls like this are most commonly humpback. Confident enough for detected. Check spectrogram.
10/11/15 02:13:31	42.8571	-65.1049	Right: 1 very loud, shapely, isolated upcall in p5. Convincing enough for possible despite potential humpback presence because its so loud compared to possible humpback HF calls. Humpback: 2 loud isolated HF downsweeps in p1 and a possible 3rd, faint call in p3. No pattern, but enough for possible. Check spectrogram.
10/11/15 02:58:31	42.8305	-65.0914	Unknown LF tonals in p11.
10/11/15 03:13:31	42.8323	-65.0925	Humpback: many loud HF downsweeps throughout with a potential pattern emerging in p6-7. Enough for detected.
10/11/15 03:58:31	42.8378	-65.0954	Right: 4 different upcall candidates, including 1 classified, but none are convincing either due to shape, amplitude distribution or noise. Not confident enough for possible.
10/11/15 04:58:31	42.8220	-65.1141	Unknown LF tonals in p10
10/11/15 07:13:31	42.8337	-65.1479	Several good classified upcall examples
10/11/15 09:58:31	42.8511	-65.1546	Right: 4 classified upcalls, 3 are loud, isolated, and shapely enough to be convincing
10/11/15 13:58:31	42.8613	-65.1214	Unknown LF tonals in p11. Check spectrogram.
10/11/15 15:58:31	42.8512	-65.1079	Right: classified, loud, isolated single upcall with decent shape. Enough for possible.
10/11/15 19:58:31	42.8441	-65.1406	Unknown LF tonals in p6. Check spectrogram.
10/11/15 21:58:31	42.8502	-65.1740	Unknown LF tonals in p4. Check spectrogram
10/11/15 23:58:31	42.8552	-65.1925	Unknown LF tonals in 013. Check spectrogram

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