Class 061 home: fall 2006
Research theme: Acoustic exploration of orcas and their environment
Dates: August 21 to October 29, 2006 (10 weeks)
Highlights: San Juan Journal article about the student talks
Students:
| Colleen Barry | Determining patterns of whistle use in southern resident killer whales Qs | Proposal | Paper | Talk (42Mb) |
| Rena Escobedo | Surface behaviors of southern resident killer whales: Are they responding to vessel noise? Qs | Proposal | Paper | Talk (48Mb) |
| Peggy Foreman | Localizing vocalizations in southern resident killer whales: A look at gender differences Qs | Proposal | Paper | Talk (12Mb) |
| Juliette Nash | Behavior and acoustic relationships: The significance of shared calls in the southern resident killer whales Qs | Proposal | Paper | Talk (2Mb) |
| Emily Pierson | Analysis of the ability of boat noise to mask killer whale communication through modeling Qs | Proposal | Paper | Talk (27Mb) |
| Erin Soucy | Patterns of southern resident killer whale movement in relation to tides and currents Qs | Proposal | Paper | Talk |
Teachers:
| Dr. Jason Wood, Lead instructor | Bio | Blogbook |
| Donna Hauser | Bio | Blogbook |
| Dr. Val Veirs | Bio | Blogbook |
| Cpt. Todd Shuster | Bio | Blogbook |
| Dr. Scott Veirs | Bio | Blogbook |
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