The Ecology Special Interest Section of the EIANZ is convening a one-day forum featuring a series of special presentations regarding a selection of acoustic technologies that can be used to monitor and manage aquatic ecosystems. The presentations will cover a wide range of aspects including:

• Using sound to monitor pest fish species
• Using hydroacoustic techniques to detect conservation significant species
• Hydroacoustic fisheries management
• Using high-resolution side-scan sonar for habitat assessment and mapping
• Real-time audio technologies for aquatic conservation
• Using acoustic array technology for pond dwelling species
• Ecoacoustics – a tool to monitor ecosystems
• Environmental characterisation through acoustic monitoring
• Acoustics tools in monitoring marine mega fauna
• The challenges with acoustic data
• Acoustic equipment for use in aquatic environments
• Acoustic technology for non-lethal shark control
• Acoustic tracking of sharks

Earn CPD Points

Environmental professionals who attend this event can record 7 points of continuing professional development under the Certified Environmental Practitioner Scheme.

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