Short Term and Long Term Bioacoustic Monitoring of the Marine Environment. Results from NEMO ONDE Experiment and Way Ahead.
The INFN NEMO-OνDE (Ocean Noise Detection Experiment) station, deployed on the seafloor at 2000 m depth 25 km offshore Catania (Sicily, Italy) in year 2005, was designed to continuously transmit broad-band acoustic data through optical cables to the INFN lab located in the port of Catania. It was op...
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ftunivpavia:oai:iris.unipv.it:11571/147275 2024-02-11T10:08:56+01:00 Short Term and Long Term Bioacoustic Monitoring of the Marine Environment. Results from NEMO ONDE Experiment and Way Ahead. PAVAN, GIANNI La Manna G. Zardin F. Internullo E. Kloeti S. Cosentino G. Speziale F. Riccobene G. the NEMO Collaboration Frommolt K.H., Rolf Bardeli R., Clausen M. Pavan, Gianni La Manna, G. Zardin, F. Internullo, E. Kloeti, S. Cosentino, G. Speziale, F. Riccobene, G. the NEMO, Collaboration 2008 STAMPA http://hdl.handle.net/11571/147275 eng eng Federal Agency for Nature Conservation, Bonn, Germany ispartofbook:Computational bioacoustics for assessing biodiversity. Proceedings of the International Expert meeting on IT-based detection of bioacoustical patterns. International Expert meeting on IT-based detection of bioacoustical patterns. firstpage:7 lastpage:14 numberofpages:8 http://hdl.handle.net/11571/147275 COMPUTATIONAL BIOACOUSTICS UNDERWATER BIOACOUSTICS SPERM WHALE info:eu-repo/semantics/conferenceObject 2008 ftunivpavia 2024-01-24T17:37:36Z The INFN NEMO-OνDE (Ocean Noise Detection Experiment) station, deployed on the seafloor at 2000 m depth 25 km offshore Catania (Sicily, Italy) in year 2005, was designed to continuously transmit broad-band acoustic data through optical cables to the INFN lab located in the port of Catania. It was operational until November 2006, when it was replaced by other experimental equipment. During the operational period, 5 minutes of recording (4 hydrophones, 45 kHz bandwidth, 96 kHz sampling rate at 24 bits resolution) were taken every hour. The experiment provided long-term data on the underwater noise and an unique opportunity to study the acoustic emissions of marine mammals living in, or transiting through the area east of Sicily. The recordings revealed a more frequent and consistent presence of sperm whales than previously believed. Conference Object Sperm whale IRIS UNIPV (Università degli studi di Pavia) |
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The INFN NEMO-OνDE (Ocean Noise Detection Experiment) station, deployed on the seafloor at 2000 m depth 25 km offshore Catania (Sicily, Italy) in year 2005, was designed to continuously transmit broad-band acoustic data through optical cables to the INFN lab located in the port of Catania. It was operational until November 2006, when it was replaced by other experimental equipment. During the operational period, 5 minutes of recording (4 hydrophones, 45 kHz bandwidth, 96 kHz sampling rate at 24 bits resolution) were taken every hour. The experiment provided long-term data on the underwater noise and an unique opportunity to study the acoustic emissions of marine mammals living in, or transiting through the area east of Sicily. The recordings revealed a more frequent and consistent presence of sperm whales than previously believed. |
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Frommolt K.H., Rolf Bardeli R., Clausen M. Pavan, Gianni La Manna, G. Zardin, F. Internullo, E. Kloeti, S. Cosentino, G. Speziale, F. Riccobene, G. the NEMO, Collaboration |
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PAVAN, GIANNI La Manna G. Zardin F. Internullo E. Kloeti S. Cosentino G. Speziale F. Riccobene G. the NEMO Collaboration |
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PAVAN, GIANNI La Manna G. Zardin F. Internullo E. Kloeti S. Cosentino G. Speziale F. Riccobene G. the NEMO Collaboration |
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Short Term and Long Term Bioacoustic Monitoring of the Marine Environment. Results from NEMO ONDE Experiment and Way Ahead. |
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Short Term and Long Term Bioacoustic Monitoring of the Marine Environment. Results from NEMO ONDE Experiment and Way Ahead. |
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Short Term and Long Term Bioacoustic Monitoring of the Marine Environment. Results from NEMO ONDE Experiment and Way Ahead. |
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Short Term and Long Term Bioacoustic Monitoring of the Marine Environment. Results from NEMO ONDE Experiment and Way Ahead. |
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Short Term and Long Term Bioacoustic Monitoring of the Marine Environment. Results from NEMO ONDE Experiment and Way Ahead. |
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short term and long term bioacoustic monitoring of the marine environment. results from nemo onde experiment and way ahead. |
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