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SABIOD is streaming the sounds from north Canada Orcalab, we will display Orca detectors on line in the 3D interface:

Play here with SABIOD 3D interface that represents Orcalab area (West Canada) and follow the Orca by their song (data is property of Orcalab).

Fig.:3D interface that will represent ORCA SONG classification (ready in february 2016...)

	The BOMBYX sonobuoy UTLN / IUF is now recording whales crossing Port-Cros National Park Download in mp4 (118MB)
	JASON Project (Joint Acoustic Survey ONline) Download in mp4 (262MB). See details.
	Virtual reality of the 3D tracking of Chiroptera computed from passive acoustics You watch the bat from one of four microphone, you may perceive the sonar orientation effect... See YouTube ERMITES Summer School videos.
Mare Nostrum video1 (YouTube) Mare Nostrum video2 (YouTube)	Mare Nostrum Project: two young scientists set off in July 2013 from the Strait of Gibraltar and will be rowing all the way to Istanbul, by sea kayak (10,000Km, 18 months). SABIOD equiped them with a high quality hydrophone. Each day, from their kayak, they assess the cetacean and human undersea sounds, including the increasing marine traffic nuisances. Thus, SABIOD will map these acoustic activities at the mediterranean scale for the conservation of endangered species.
	SABIOD project for Pelagos cetacean sanctuary on Thalassa (France 3), April 2013. Download in XviD (123MB), see on YouTube.
	SABIOD project for Pelagos cetacean sanctuary (excerpt from France 3) shown in February 2013 at Oceanographic Museum of Monaco. Download in XviD (61MB), see on YouTube.
	SABIOD for Przewalski's horses survey in Thorenc Parc (excerpt from France 5 movie, 2012). Download in H264 (50MB), see on YouTube.
	H. Glotin interviewed in Thalassa (France 3), April 2012.
	H. Glotin interviewed in EXPLÔ (France Ô), April 2012. Download in XviD (84MB).

Principles and publications on multiple animals (whale or other) 3D tracking. Some demo and video for several applications are below:

	Demo 1. Passive acoustic ONCET tracking of Physeter Macrocephalus, recorded in Bahamas. Download in XviD (43MB) - Also FLV (50MB). See details.
	Demo 2. Passive acoustic ONCET tracking of Physeter Macrocephalus, recorded in Bahamas (older representation). See details.
	Demo 3. Simultaneous tracking of four Physter Catodon using real NATO records (Bahamas). You listen to the hydrophone 1 (top right), and you see the four whales (one color for each) moving during 25 minutes. Download in H264 (29MB). See details.