A single-hydrophone ocean glider was deployed within a cabled hydrophone array to
demonstrate a framework for estimating population density of fin whales (Balaenoptera …

As marine traffic increases globally, ship strikes have emerged as a primary threat to many
baleen whale populations. Here we predict ship-strike rates for fin whales Balaenoptera …

Fin whales (Balaenoptera physalus) are widely considered an offshore and oceanic
species, but certain populations also use coastal areas and semi-enclosed seas. Based …

To understand the threat of ship strikes for marine predators such as whales, quantitative
tools are needed that measure specific impacts without ignoring the many uncertain and …

Underwater acoustic data can be utilised in a broad selection of fields: the study of marine
animals and their behaviours; 1–3 climate and weather; 4–6 acoustic source localization; 7 …

This study presents evidence of diel patterns in fin whale (Balaenoptera physalus) 20 Hz
acoustic presence in Eastern Antarctic waters. Passive acoustic recordings were collected at …

Sounds dominate the oceans, spanning all frequencies and coming from different sources:
natural (eg wind, rain), biological (eg marine mammals, fish) and anthropogenic (eg ships …

Cetaceans play critical roles in marine ecosystems as top predators and ecosystem
engineers. In British Columbia (BC), cetacean populations are recovering from industrial …

In bioacoustics, passive acoustic localization and tracking plays an important role in
studying marine mammals and other organisms that produce underwater sounds. However …