Hi PSN,

In this article, which is a bit off topic, but hopefully interesting to
some, a seismic network used to track fin whales off Vancouver Island.

http://www.washington.edu/news/2013/05/13/using-earthquake-sensors-to-track=
-endangered-whales/

"Knowing the consistent amplitude of the fin whale=92s song will help
Weirathmueller track whales with more widely spaced seismometer networks,
in which a call is recorded by only one instrument at a time. Those include
the Neptune Canada project, the U.S. cabled observatory component of the
Ocean Observatories Initiative, and the huge 70-seismometer Cascadia
Initiative array that=92s begun to detect tremors off the Pacific Northwest
coast."      By Hannah Hickey

- Louis
Hi PSN,

In this article, which is a bit off topic, but h=
opefully=A0interesting to some, a seismic network used to track fin whales =
off Vancouver Island.=A0

http://www.washington.edu/news/2013/05/13/using-earthquake-sensors-to-=
track-endangered-whales/

"Knowing the consistent amplitude of the fin whale=92s =
song will help Weirathmueller track whales with more widely spaced seismome=
ter networks, in which a call is recorded by only one instrument at a time.=
 Those include the Neptune Canada project, the U.S. cabled observatory comp=
onent of the Ocean Observatories Initiative, and the huge 70-seismometer Ca=
scadia Initiative array that=92s begun to detect tremors off the Pacific No=
rthwest coast." =A0 =A0 =A0By=A0Hannah Hickey

- Louis