This workshop, organized by Filipa Samarra, Chérine Baumgartner and Olga Filatova, will aim to review the global state of knowledge of killer whale acoustic behaviour, including the signals that have been described and defined in different regions of the world and the state of knowledge on the evolution and function of these signals.
Various other topics relevant to killer whale acoustic studies will also be covered, including the use of acoustics as a tool in field studies, recording techniques and analytical methodologies, definition and classification of acoustic signals as well as consistency in quantitative measurements of acoustic signals. The workshop will aim to identify what important gaps remain in our understanding of killer whale acoustic communication and how these might be filled.
You have to consult with the event organizer:
Olga Filatova filatova@biology.sdu.dk
Important Update on Workshop Registration!
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To streamline the registration process and ensure better management, we have made some important changes:
The workshop registration form has been removed from the website.
Participants must now contact the workshop organizers directly via email to register.
In your registration email, please provide the following basic information:
Your full name.
Your institution.
Your reason for interest in the workshop.
The process has been simplified to ensure better management of participants. This change will allow organizers to manage registrations directly, prioritize participants based on specific criteria, and improve communication with attendees.
Please note that capacity is still limited. Therefore, we encourage you to register as soon as possible to secure your spot.
If you have any questions or need assistance, don’t hesitate to contact us.
We look forward to seeing you at the workshop!
