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The Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center deploys the Modular Optical Underwater Survey System (MOUSS) to estimate species-specific, size-structured abundance of commercially-important fish species in Hawaii and the Pacific Islands Regions. The MOUSS is an autonomous stereo-video camera system designed for in situ visual sampling of fish assemblages. This system is rated to 500 meters and its low-light...
The ability to differentiate and localize conspecific calls from the ambient soundscape is particularly challenging for aquatic animals because of the increased wavelength, and concomitant increased distortion, of sound underwater. The increased wavelength is especially problematic for fish because of the relatively small space between their two ears, making interaural comparisons difficult. We presented...
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