Acoustic Fish Reconnaissance

Acoustic Fish Reconnaissance

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Features

  • Examines the problem of sound scattering by commercial items
  • Reviews how to determine characteristics of fish-finding devices and if they meet the user's demands
  • Discusses the efficiency of detecting commercial fish concentration via acoustic instruments
  • Explains the interpretation of species, size, and quantity based upon recordings of commercial item concentrations
  • Considers aspects of acoustic surveys related to biological resources and fishing conditions
  • Describes fisheries-acoustic surveys
  • Conveys the importance of passing observations and surveys conducted on fishing vessels
  • Summary

    Until now, there has not been any work that systematically presents the subject of acoustic fish reconnaissance, details all major aspects of applying acoustic equipment in commercial fish reconnaissance, and offers sufficient analysis of the effectiveness of fish-finding techniques. Acoustic Fish Reconnaissance responds to this need by providing the first overview of the theoretical and practical aspects of acoustic search, detection, interpretation, and population estimation for commercial benefit.

    This book pays particular attention to the theory and practice of accounting surveys for quantitative estimation of biological resources and fishing conditions in traditional fishing areas. It also analyzes various applications of acoustic technique, based upon the authors' extensive investigations. The text includes the results of the applicability of fish-finding instruments, and offers recommendations on the development of improved acoustic techniques for commercial fleets.

    Table of Contents

    Sound Scattering by Commercial Items
    Characteristics of the Reflectivity of Aquatic Animals
    Sound Scattering by an Individual Item
    Sound Scattering by Item Concentrations
    Classification of Echo Signals from Commercial Items
    Statistical Properties of Echo Signals from Commercial Items

    Scouting Characteristics of Acoustic Instruments
    Range of Detection of Commercial Items
    Zone of Detection of Commercial Items
    Resolving Capacity of Acoustic Instruments
    Rational Choice of Parameters of Acoustic Instruments

    Search for Commercial Items with Acoustic Instruments
    Shapes of Distributions of Commercial Items and their Registration
    by Acoustic Instruments
    Tactics of Search for Commercial Concentrations

    Efficiency of Detection of Commercial Items with Acoustic
    Instruments
    Possibilities of Detection of Commercial Items by Echo Sounder
    Peculiarities of Detection of Commercial Items
    Possibilities of Detection of Commercial Items by Sonar
    Practical Estimation of Scouting Possibilities of Acoustic
    Instruments

    Species and Size Interpretation of Recordings of Commercial
    Items
    Species and Size Interpretation of Echograms
    Species and Size Interpretation of Recordings by Instrumental
    Methods

    Quantitative Interpretation of Recordings of Commercial
    Items
    Theoretical Questions of Determining the Density of Commercial
    Concentrations
    Methods of Calibration of Acoustic Instruments
    Quantitative Interpretation of Commercial Recordings by Echo
    Sounder
    Quantitative Interpretation of Commercial Recordings by Sonar

    Acoustic Surveys of Commercial Resources
    Acoustic Survey Tactics
    Survey Data Collection and Treatment
    Acoustic Survey Errors
    Acoustic Survey Practice and Perspectives
    Economic Efficiency of Surveys

    Fisheries-Acoustic Surveys
    The Essence of Fisheries-Acoustic Surveys
    Surveys of Fishing Conditions
    Surveys of Commercial Resources
    Ecological Surveys
    Analysis and Application of Survey Results

    Passing Observations and Surveys on Commercial Vessels
    The Principles of Estimation of Fish Concentrations
    Surveys of Commercial Resources
    Passing Observations
    Long-Term Passing Observations
    Analysis of Results of Observations

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