INTERNATIONAL QUIET OCEAN EXPERIMENT – ARCTIC ACOUSTIC ENVIRONMENTS
High-latitude regions like the Arctic Ocean are becoming increasingly important as global warming makes them more accessible, raising economic and political interests. Sea ice reduction is facilitating resource exploration, marine transport and other activities. Warming waters and changing sea ice c...
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ftuniaarhuspubl:oai:pure.atira.dk:publications/612b9337-1d16-4051-b836-28fd02fb24d0 2024-01-21T10:02:25+01:00 INTERNATIONAL QUIET OCEAN EXPERIMENT – ARCTIC ACOUSTIC ENVIRONMENTS Blondel, Philippe Sagen, Hanne Houssais, Marie Noëlle Mikhalevsky, Peter Pajala, Jukka Racca, Roberto Tegowski, Jaroslaw Thomisch, Karolin Tougaard, Jakob Urban, Ed Vedenev, Alexander 2019 https://pure.au.dk/portal/en/publications/612b9337-1d16-4051-b836-28fd02fb24d0 http://www.scopus.com/inward/record.url?scp=85177602014&partnerID=8YFLogxK eng eng https://pure.au.dk/portal/en/publications/612b9337-1d16-4051-b836-28fd02fb24d0 info:eu-repo/semantics/restrictedAccess Blondel , P , Sagen , H , Houssais , M N , Mikhalevsky , P , Pajala , J , Racca , R , Tegowski , J , Thomisch , K , Tougaard , J , Urban , E & Vedenev , A 2019 , ' INTERNATIONAL QUIET OCEAN EXPERIMENT – ARCTIC ACOUSTIC ENVIRONMENTS ' , Underwater Acoustic Conference and Exhibition Series , pp. 477-482 . ambient noise Arctic acoustics International Quiet Ocean Experiment (IQOE) contributionToPeriodical 2019 ftuniaarhuspubl 2023-12-28T00:00:16Z High-latitude regions like the Arctic Ocean are becoming increasingly important as global warming makes them more accessible, raising economic and political interests. Sea ice reduction is facilitating resource exploration, marine transport and other activities. Warming waters and changing sea ice conditions lead to shifts in ecosystems. Resource exploitation will grow in the coming decades, offering new opportunities but also new challenges to these fragile environments and their biodiversity. The natural and anthropogenic changes in this region will change the characteristics of soundscapes. To measure and assess them at a variety of spatial and temporal scales, the International Quiet Ocean Experiment created in 2017 a working group on Arctic Acoustic Environments. First activities focus on synthesising state-of-the-art knowledge of Arctic sounds—past, present and future. WG activities were presented at the Arctic Observing Summit 2018 and its recommendations adopted at the 2 nd Arctic Science Ministerial. We are linking with indigenous communities and other stakeholders to address emerging trends, plan where/when to conduct optimal acoustic surveys, and prioritise metrics. We present the plans and first actions of this IQOE WG. Article in Journal/Newspaper Arctic Arctic Arctic Ocean Global warming Sea ice Aarhus University: Research Arctic Arctic Ocean |
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High-latitude regions like the Arctic Ocean are becoming increasingly important as global warming makes them more accessible, raising economic and political interests. Sea ice reduction is facilitating resource exploration, marine transport and other activities. Warming waters and changing sea ice conditions lead to shifts in ecosystems. Resource exploitation will grow in the coming decades, offering new opportunities but also new challenges to these fragile environments and their biodiversity. The natural and anthropogenic changes in this region will change the characteristics of soundscapes. To measure and assess them at a variety of spatial and temporal scales, the International Quiet Ocean Experiment created in 2017 a working group on Arctic Acoustic Environments. First activities focus on synthesising state-of-the-art knowledge of Arctic sounds—past, present and future. WG activities were presented at the Arctic Observing Summit 2018 and its recommendations adopted at the 2 nd Arctic Science Ministerial. We are linking with indigenous communities and other stakeholders to address emerging trends, plan where/when to conduct optimal acoustic surveys, and prioritise metrics. We present the plans and first actions of this IQOE WG. |
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Article in Journal/Newspaper |
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Blondel, Philippe Sagen, Hanne Houssais, Marie Noëlle Mikhalevsky, Peter Pajala, Jukka Racca, Roberto Tegowski, Jaroslaw Thomisch, Karolin Tougaard, Jakob Urban, Ed Vedenev, Alexander |
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Blondel, Philippe Sagen, Hanne Houssais, Marie Noëlle Mikhalevsky, Peter Pajala, Jukka Racca, Roberto Tegowski, Jaroslaw Thomisch, Karolin Tougaard, Jakob Urban, Ed Vedenev, Alexander |
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INTERNATIONAL QUIET OCEAN EXPERIMENT – ARCTIC ACOUSTIC ENVIRONMENTS |
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INTERNATIONAL QUIET OCEAN EXPERIMENT – ARCTIC ACOUSTIC ENVIRONMENTS |
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INTERNATIONAL QUIET OCEAN EXPERIMENT – ARCTIC ACOUSTIC ENVIRONMENTS |
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INTERNATIONAL QUIET OCEAN EXPERIMENT – ARCTIC ACOUSTIC ENVIRONMENTS |
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INTERNATIONAL QUIET OCEAN EXPERIMENT – ARCTIC ACOUSTIC ENVIRONMENTS |
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international quiet ocean experiment – arctic acoustic environments |
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Arctic Arctic Arctic Ocean Global warming Sea ice |
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Blondel , P , Sagen , H , Houssais , M N , Mikhalevsky , P , Pajala , J , Racca , R , Tegowski , J , Thomisch , K , Tougaard , J , Urban , E & Vedenev , A 2019 , ' INTERNATIONAL QUIET OCEAN EXPERIMENT – ARCTIC ACOUSTIC ENVIRONMENTS ' , Underwater Acoustic Conference and Exhibition Series , pp. 477-482 . |
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