Cumulative and Synergistic Effects of Physical, biological, and Acoustic Signals on Marine Mammal Habitat Use
The long-term goal of this research effort was to enhance the understanding of how variability in physical, biological, and acoustic signals impact marine mammal prey and resulting marine mammal habitat use. This is especially critical in areas like the Bering Sea where global climate change can lea...
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ftdtic:ADA576394 2023-05-15T15:04:44+02:00 Cumulative and Synergistic Effects of Physical, biological, and Acoustic Signals on Marine Mammal Habitat Use Miksis-Olds, Jennifier L WASHINGTON UNIV SEATTLE APPLIED PHYSICS LAB 2013-04 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA576394 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=ADA576394 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/ADA576394 Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. DTIC Biology Acoustics *ACOUSTIC SIGNALS *AQUATIC ANIMALS BERING SEA ECOSYSTEMS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT HABITATS ICE FORMATION MAMMALS OCEANOGRAPHY SUBARCTIC REGIONS SYNERGISM ZOOPLANKTON Text 2013 ftdtic 2016-02-24T10:48:25Z The long-term goal of this research effort was to enhance the understanding of how variability in physical, biological, and acoustic signals impact marine mammal prey and resulting marine mammal habitat use. This is especially critical in areas like the Bering Sea where global climate change can lead to rapid changes of the entire ecosystem. Synoptic measurements of marine mammal vocal presence, prey concentrations, physical oceanographic processes, and sound levels were made to better understand the relationship between environmental sound levels, ice cover and zooplankton community structure in different regions of the Bering Sea. These combined datasets provide information for predicting upper-level trophic dynamics, including marine mammal distribution and range, as sub-Arctic conditions continue to change. Baseline measurements are playing an important role in mitigation efforts and environmental assessments as commercial, recreation, and military activity increase in the region. The original document contains color images. Text Arctic Bering Sea Climate change Subarctic Zooplankton Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Arctic Bering Sea |
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The long-term goal of this research effort was to enhance the understanding of how variability in physical, biological, and acoustic signals impact marine mammal prey and resulting marine mammal habitat use. This is especially critical in areas like the Bering Sea where global climate change can lead to rapid changes of the entire ecosystem. Synoptic measurements of marine mammal vocal presence, prey concentrations, physical oceanographic processes, and sound levels were made to better understand the relationship between environmental sound levels, ice cover and zooplankton community structure in different regions of the Bering Sea. These combined datasets provide information for predicting upper-level trophic dynamics, including marine mammal distribution and range, as sub-Arctic conditions continue to change. Baseline measurements are playing an important role in mitigation efforts and environmental assessments as commercial, recreation, and military activity increase in the region. The original document contains color images. |
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Cumulative and Synergistic Effects of Physical, biological, and Acoustic Signals on Marine Mammal Habitat Use |
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Cumulative and Synergistic Effects of Physical, biological, and Acoustic Signals on Marine Mammal Habitat Use |
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Cumulative and Synergistic Effects of Physical, biological, and Acoustic Signals on Marine Mammal Habitat Use |
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Cumulative and Synergistic Effects of Physical, biological, and Acoustic Signals on Marine Mammal Habitat Use |
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Cumulative and Synergistic Effects of Physical, biological, and Acoustic Signals on Marine Mammal Habitat Use |
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cumulative and synergistic effects of physical, biological, and acoustic signals on marine mammal habitat use |
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