Orcasound Bush Point
48.03°N, 122.61°W · Admiralty Inlet, off Whidbey Island
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Continuous hydrophone audio from the Salish Sea, analysed for killer whale call presence and ecotype consistency.
48.03°N, 122.61°W · Admiralty Inlet, off Whidbey Island
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48.62°N, 123.09°W · north San Juan Channel
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Orcasound publishes no lat/lon for this node and names Reuben Tarte County Park as the nearest public access. These are the park's coordinates, not the hydrophone's; the node sits offshore of it in north San Juan Channel at roughly 11.5 m.
48.56°N, 123.17°W · Haro Strait, west side of San Juan Island
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48.14°N, 122.76°W · Admiralty Inlet, Fort Worden pier, Port Townsend
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47.87°N, 122.33°W · Possession Sound, central Puget Sound between Edmonds and Mukilteo
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48.55°N, 123.17°W · Haro Strait, west side of San Juan Island near San Juan County Park
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47.35°N, 122.32°W
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47.39°N, 122.38°W
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No false-positive floor is recorded in these reports' manifests. A label shown without a measured floor at its own site is a model output, not a rate.
OrcaHello. Binary call-presence detector. It does not identify pod, individual, or call type.
Ecotype classifier. Reports which population a call is more consistent with. It is a comparison, not a determination. Its authors found it less reliable on hydrophones other than those it was trained on; Orcasound is one of those it was trained on.
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