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| Subject: | August Training Course Group - PAM Software Basics |
| From: | Elizabeth Ferguson <> |
| Date: | Fri, 24 Jul 2020 01:02:15 +0000 |
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Greetings Bioacoustics-L Colleagues,
We would like to inform interested individuals that we are now accepting registration for the August training group of PAM Software Basics, the
only fully online, IMarEST accredited course designed to teach participants how to use software for the passive acoustic monitoring of marine mammals. PAM Software Basics is an eight module, course that provides instruction in two industry-leading
bioacoustic software programs, Ishmael and PAMGuard. The course provides instruction in topics of file configuration, data collection, sound detection and localization of marine mammals using guided videos and associated activities. Participants are provided
a 30-day period to navigate through materials at their own pace and location, and flexible start times are available through monthly training groups. We provide support and feedback along the way to ensure participants gain confidence and comfort with software.
Registration details and additional information regarding this unique training can be found at the course page below.
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