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<P>Subscribers might be interested to learn of a new electronic
publication:</P>
<P>Acoustic monitoring of marine wildlife. ISBN 1-904055-02-8. <BR></P>
<P>This is an interactive CD-ROM product containing information on general
bioacoustics, fish acoustics and marine mammal acoustics. The CD contains
rolling spectrograms with sound-tracks illustrating examples of fish &
marine mammal sounds. The topics covered include general biology &
physiology, general life histories, fish & marine mammal sound production,
fish & marine mammal acoustic characteristics, the impacts of man-made noise
on marine mammals, and marine mammal strandings.</P>
<P>Further information can be obtained by sending an Email to:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]</P>
<P>there are also two other electronic publications in the series:</P>
<P>The Sonar Course. ISBN 1-904055-00-1. <BR>The Advanced Sonar Course. ISBN
1-904055-01-X. <BR></P>
<P><BR>Best regards</P>
<P>Lynda<BR></P></DIV>
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>From Thu, 21 Feb 2002 12:47:27 -0800
From: Ricardo Antunes <>
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Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2002 12:47:27 -0800
Subject: [no subject]
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Dear All
I would like to sample 4 channels simultaneously in
the audio range. I don?t have a multichannel data
acquisition board, or money to buy one. I do have 2
Sound Blaster 16 cards that I install on one desktop
PC. I imagine that maybe I?ll have trouble getting
them so sample at the exactly same time. Does any one
tell me if this will be a real problem, and if there
is a solution?
Thank you for your time.
Ricardo Antunes
Whale Museum
Largo Manuel Alves
9200 Caniçal
Madeira - Portugal
tel: +361 291961858
fac: +351 291961859
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