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SEA Senior Scientist Dr. Brandon Southall contributed to a recent feature story on ocean noise and some of the monitoring in the Cordell Bank NMSanctuary.

This is a follow - on article to his 2 November 2015 article on ocean noise, focusing on some of the world - leading research being conducted by local Monterey Bay researchers.

Malakoff (p. 1502) takes on ocean noise, which is increasing because of ever - expanding ship traffic.

Not exact matches

Parents and caregivers can choose from a heartbeat, white noise, ocean waves, a lullaby, and even classical music, depending on their preferences.

The hush calmer gives you a choice of three soothing white noise sounds to choose from; heartbeat, ocean waves or rain falling on a tin roof, all set at a safe volume for baby's ears.

Play soothing music or turn on white noise such as a talk radio station, or play a CD of nature sounds, such as ocean waves or rainfall.

Playing sounds on a «white noise» machine (ocean waves or rainfall) can also be soothing.

BOSTON — If kelp growing in an underwater forest makes a sound, such noises could be used to keep tabs on ocean health.

The increase in ocean noise they cause can mask sounds whales and other species rely on to communicate, navigate, find food or avoid predators.

The scope of these results goes well beyond the field of photonics, since this type of background noise is generally considered to be one of the possible mechanisms behind the destructive rogue waves that suddenly appear on the surface of oceans, and is also believed to be present in other systems such as plasma dynamics in the early Universe.

Webb has applied old work on ocean waves to predict what sort of background noise would be made by waves moving over the shallow ocean floor.

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This was accomplished using a stochastic climate model based on the concept that ocean temperature variability is a slow dynamical system, a red noise signal, generated by integrating stochastic atmospheric forcing, or white noise71.

Jolie also co-leads the Ocean Noise Strategy, which lays out a comprehensive approach to align NOAA's programs, authorities, and capabilities to better address the impacts of ocean noise on protected species and their habOcean Noise Strategy, which lays out a comprehensive approach to align NOAA's programs, authorities, and capabilities to better address the impacts of ocean noise on protected species and their habNoise Strategy, which lays out a comprehensive approach to align NOAA's programs, authorities, and capabilities to better address the impacts of ocean noise on protected species and their habocean noise on protected species and their habnoise on protected species and their habitat.

As sea ice melts, new findings add to concerns about the effects of ocean noise and increased human activity on deep - diving Arctic whales

Try focusing your attention on your breath during asana practice, inhaling and slowly exhaling through your nose — making an ocean - like noise with each inhale and exhale.

Just the thought of wading out into the ocean of conflicting diet and exercise information across the internet is enough to make you want to throw on some noise canceling headphones and pull the bed covers back over your eyes.

It's on a major thoroughfare, so there is a decent amount of traffic noise, but it almost sounds more like ocean noise — that constant whooshing — which I actually find very soothing.

A better option that will not mess up your look is to put the white noise machine on «ocean waves» and run around the house in your swimming outfit.

Known for it's superb location (on the beach, South Kihei, no road noise) Kamaole One is the perfect place for beach or ocean activities as well as for quiet relaxation and watching marine wild life.

The Eco-resort has 52 over-water individual villas which are designed to enhance the noise of ocean below while holding the abiding vistas of Mount Kinabalu on the horizon.

The sandy beach is on your doorstep and the noise of the ocean will lull you to sleep.

The floorplan of this unit is focused «makai» (toward the ocean) on the VIEW with kitchen, bath, washer / dryer and dressing area blocking noise that might come from the entrance on the «mauka» (toward the mountain) side of the condo.

Villa Cosmica is located on the south side of Puerto Vallarta, far away from the noise, where only the sound of wild birds and the whispering of the waves colliding in the ocean will awaken you every morning.

All amenities are located on the ocean side of our six acre complex away from any road noise and idyllically spread amongst our immaculately manicured gardens with plenty of grassy areas for picnics or children to run around.

The California Gray Whale Coalition, in partnership with Ocean Conservation Research are planning an underwater noise workshop dealing with the impacts of noise on the marine environment in San Francisco in mid April.

The positioning of the building — out on the point and away from the road — provides amazing ocean views without road noise!

I won't explore that topic in depth, as the fundamental ideas are the same: generate some noise (in this case, two - dimensional white noise), filter it, and switch based on many of the same masks that are used to generate the terrain (so we don't end up with cacti in the ocean, or enemies spawned in the walls of a building).

As Game and Level Designer for this game about whales and the ocean I got the chance to do tons of research on humpback whales, their navigation, digestion, and human interference like noise pollution, whale hunting, and more.

We don't have good information on the base of the food chain for most of the past — that's just «noise» but now that we start having ways to track trends in primary productivity — what's being made out of sunlight, water and CO2, by which organisms, and how fast do their populations change (remembering that some plankton populations turn over a new generation in a couple of weeks so relative numbers of different species can change that fast across the oceans).

I'm not sure I totally understand this post, but if the ocean has cooled slightly as part of natural fluctuation «noise,» and if last year's hurricane season (with Katrina, et al.) happened during this natural cooling fluctuation, and if the ocean is on a general track of getting warmer, then we probably have much much worse to expect in future hurricanes....

It is currently on average around 0.2 C / decade [Note the IPCC claimed 0.34 C], actually smaller than the annual noise from natural annual variation of the temperature due to ocean currents and volcanoes and in the range of solar activity fluctuations.»

It was not Spencer that adopted either of my extreme positions, those being either nothing or all, but Dessler did seem to, and in doing so upped the ante on the amplitude of noise flux, in this case across the ocean boundary.

The you could focus on the ocean and avoid the land and polar amplification noise in the surface temperature see that while the NH oceans from 45N to 65N recovered quickly from the early 1900 volcanic activity, the equator and SH lagged that recovery by ~ 20 years.

Business Green reports that the entire last episode of Blue Planet II is dedicated to humanity's impact on the oceans, exploring a myriad of issues including climate change, plastics pollution, overfishing and even noise pollution too.

New animations show how noise pollution is jamming up daily communication among whales in the ocean, and what impact that is having on the animals.

More on Whale Communication Screaming to be Heard Over Ship Noise is Taking It Out of Killer Whales Interactive Website Shows How «Acoustic Smog» Is Killing Whales Ocean Film Fest 2010: It's Not If, But How Military Sonar Kills Whales (Video)

There is a small influence on hurricane formation but there is no evidence that the NAO has long multi-decadal cycles (separate from a small forced response from the oceans or potentially from stratospheric processes)-- it is best characterised by slightly red noise.

Living Oceans Society and Raincoast Conservation Foundation provided evidence on the Southern Residents and their critical habitat addressed project - related contamination (including from a catastrophic oil spill), impacts on prey availability, and impacts from vessel noise.

The ocean or rain sounds block out noise from whatever is going on in the rest of the house.