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Underwater Acoustics in the Marine Environment course, Houston, 22 - 24

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Subject: Underwater Acoustics in the Marine Environment course, Houston, 22 - 24 June - REGISTRATION CLOSING 5TH JUNE
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Date: Wed, 3 Jun 2015 00:52:27 +0000

REGISTRATION IS CLOSING 5TH JUNE

for Seiche International Underwater Acoustics in the Marine Environment 3 day course

June 22-24

Houston, USA

 

This 3 day course equips delegates with a thorough knowledge of the fundamentals of underwater acoustics. It then focuses on developing clear, quantitative understanding of the issues involved in the impact of acoustics on marine wildlife.

Course Modules

Introduction to Acoustics & Underwater Acoustics
Key Quantities, Units & Dimensions
Decibels
Reflection & Transmission at Boundaries
Ocean Environments – The Seas
Man-Made Noise in the Ocean
Hearing Response of Marine Wildlife
Biological Sources of Sound
Impacts of Noise on Marine Life
Sound Field Modelling
Methods of Assessment of Impacts
Environmental Stream Tutorial
Environmental Regulation & Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
Explosive & Impulsive Sources
Mitigation of the Effects of Sound of Marine Wildlife
Emerging Studies
Introduction to Environmental & Man Made Noise in the Ocean
Marine Seismic Sources
Introduction to Marine Seismic Imaging



Seismic Data Processing & Modelling
Vessel Radiated Noise
Noise Measurement – Shallow Water
The Fundamentals of Sonar 

 

Dr Paul Lepper will lead this Underwater Acoustics in the Marine Environment course. Paul specializes in underwater acoustics, bioacoustics and underwater technologies, including acoustic and optical underwater systems, sound field measurement, modelling and simulation. He has been working on assessing hearing abilities of marine mammals, the acoustic impact of noise on marine fauna, assessing noise from small leisure craft, offshore windfarm developments and petroleum platforms, the use of deterrents, systems for long-term noise field assessment and passive detection of marine species and the use of various propagation models for sound field assessment.

 

Who is it for?

Regulators, environmental consultants and policy/environmental professionals within industry. The course will be particularly useful in providing a better understanding of reports that delegates either have to deliver or receive from clients.

IMarEST

This course has been granted official CPD recognition by the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST).

For more information and details, contact Sarah Hancock, Seiche Training, using 

 

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