Acoustical Deterrence Of Harbor Porpoises
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1994
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Description:Students have worked to develop an acoustic deterrent for reducing the incidental take of harbor porpoises ("Phocoena phocoena") by sink-gillnets in the Gulf of Maine. They designed an autonomous sound signal device to be attached to sink- gillnets. The signal is broadcast for one millisecond at 500 millisecond intervals. At this rate the expected battery life is 72 hours; easy batter maintenance and access are provided. The electronics are encased in a rugged, corrosion-resistant housing of PVC, stainless steel, brass, and urethane.
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Series:UNHMP-AR-SG 94-9
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Sea Grant Document Number:NHU-T-94-004
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Rights Information:Public Domain
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Compliance:Library
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Main Document Checksum:urn:sha256:66cdd85467389aab930f295747d76a7818c5c52d81145f28216baeac6be8b278
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