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L90 and her new calf vocalize & echolocate alone

Posted on 2024-09-172024-09-19 by Scott Veirs

This evening a very rare acoustic event was heard live and recorded on the Orcasound Lab hydrophone: a mother and… Read more L90 and her new calf vocalize & echolocate alone

J pod calls, but doesn’t click?

Posted on 2024-05-222024-05-22 by Scott Veirs

It could just be the springtime kelp rubbing on the hydrophone causing a lot of noise, but I noticed today… Read more J pod calls, but doesn’t click?

Now ready for Winter Winds at Orcasound Lab?

Posted on 2023-11-012023-11-02 by Val Veirs

Here it is, the end of October and winter winds will surely be coming. Here is PredictWind’s forecast for the… Read more Now ready for Winter Winds at Orcasound Lab?

(Almost) Superpod porpoises past Orcasound Lab – 8/17/2023

Posted on 2023-08-232023-08-24 by Val Veirs

Late in the afternoon of August 17th, 2023, almost all members of J, K, and L pods raced north in… Read more (Almost) Superpod porpoises past Orcasound Lab – 8/17/2023

J Pod Returns to the Orcasound Lab Hydrophone

Posted on 2023-03-272023-04-02 by Val Veirs

After too many months to count, J pod returned in force vocalizing at Orcasound.lab for more than an hour on… Read more J Pod Returns to the Orcasound Lab Hydrophone

Bigg’s calls, including T08, & whistles?

Posted on 2023-02-282023-11-02 by Scott Veirs

Thanks to a sighting of “large group of orcas” southbound in Haro Strait near Kelp Reef at 11:50 on Sunday… Read more Bigg’s calls, including T08, & whistles?

My GSoC experience working with Orcasound

Posted on 2022-10-062022-10-06 by Devdoot Chatterjee

Now that Google Summer of Code has come to an end, I would like to take a moment to share… Read more My GSoC experience working with Orcasound

End of summer musings of a GSoC’22 contributor

Posted on 2022-09-232022-10-15 by Benjamin Chew

As the saying goes, “all good things have to come to an end”, and I would certainly say that GSoC’22… Read more End of summer musings of a GSoC’22 contributor

Enhanced Passive Acoustic Monitoring (PAM) with Orcanode

Posted on 2022-09-162022-10-04 by Karan Mishra

In continuation of my previous blog post where I talked about the idea behind Orcanode software and steps taken to… Read more Enhanced Passive Acoustic Monitoring (PAM) with Orcanode

Orca call analysis for acoustic separation: final 2 months

Posted on 2022-09-162022-10-02 by Ambra Jin

My Gsoc experience Second and third months of coding out of 3 Summary of the project I’m working on pre-processing… Read more Orca call analysis for acoustic separation: final 2 months

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