Salish Sea hydrophone network

Here are handy links for the folks involved in research and education through the hydrophone network:

Open access resources

• Live hydrophone web site (audio streams and archived recordings from the Salish Sea hydrophone network)
• Public observation log (2010) (minute-by-minute listening notes in a shared Google spreadsheet)
• Automated detection database (Tonal or unusually loud sounds sensed by the WhoListener monitoring program by Val Veirs)
• Citizen science opportunities (Beam Reach "externships")
• Real-time sensors (useful for interpreting sounds heard)
• SeaSound project (a historical root of this project)
• Status of streams (orcasound.net links to stream status and listener counts)
• Research and education progress reports

Research, education, and maintenance resources (restricted access):

Research:

• Upload a location (password-protected web form)
• Location e-mail list (location updates in near-real-time)
• Location tweets (location updates in near-real-time via text message)
• Field notes (Record of hard/software changes, including WhoListener settings and calibration, etc., + a prioritized to-do list)
• Equipment pool inventory
• Login details (streaming, myPC, comps, etc)
• Expense tracking
• Administer streams
• myPC access

Education:

• Outreach/education network (Ning social network site; contacts, photos, notes, and links from each node)