[KWlocate] SRKWs heard at Orcasound Lab

[Scott Veirs]

Good question, Howie! The plan is to deploy the model on all the Orcasound
live feeds (Orcasound Lab, Bush Point, Port Townsend, future nodes), but
Val, Dave Bain, and I are still experimenting with getting the whole works
"reliable."

The machines are learning fast, but may have just "gotten lucky" this
morning... as we've only been testing on the live feed since last weekend.
So far, humans pushing the "I hear something" button in the new web app at
live.orcasound.net are still winning the SRKW detection game!



On Wed, Sep 30, 2020 at 9:34 AM Howard Garrett <howard at orcanetwork.org>
wrote:

> Wow. Very cool detection system. Will that work on the BP hps?
> Howie
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
> On Sep 30, 2020, at 9:23 AM, Scott Veirs <sveirs at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> 
> Hi all,
>
> 9/30/20 3:44-5:00am SRKW calls picked up on Orcasound Lab hydrophone (1 km
> south of Snug Harbor) by a brand-new experimental automated detection
> system built by Microsoft hackathon volunteers!
>
> Will post a full recording on orcasound.net/blog but moderator consensus
> is likely J pod (lots of S1s, S4s) and timing matches when they exited
> Admiralty last night (Port Townsend detections by human listeners ~19:00),
> so perhaps they were northbound in Haro?
>
> Happy listening,
> Scott in Seattle
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