DocumentCode
2953439
Title
Field studies on the effect of artificial underwater sound in the attraction of the fish schools
Author
Suzuki, Hiroshi ; Maniwa, Yoshinobu
Author_Institution
Tokyo Univ. of Fisheries, Tokyo, Japan
fYear
1974
fDate
21-23 Aug. 1974
Firstpage
156
Lastpage
158
Abstract
The effect of this new method of fishery is not always sure in all cases, but it may be useful in the future particularly for daytime fishing when luring lights would not be useful. A weak point of this method is that it is not available in rough seas as the ambient noise level is too high. If the pressure level of the artificial sound is much higher than the rough sea noise, the fish would be scared. The range over which the fish could be lured is limited by the sound level. The ranges offered are some 20-80 meters from the sound source in our estimation. This method of underwater sound and this equipment of which electric power consumption is less than 100 watts, would both be available to the fisheries, in additon to the characteristics of the individual fish species.
Keywords
aquaculture; oceanographic techniques; underwater sound; ambient noise level; artificial sound; artificial underwater sound; daytime fishing; electric power consumption; fish schools; fish species; pressure level; rough sea noise; sound level; Acoustic transducers; Boats; Broadcasting; Educational institutions; Frequency; Gears; Lamps; Marine animals; Propellers; Spraying;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Engineering in the Ocean Environment, Ocean '74 - IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location
Halifax
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/OCEANS.1974.1161389
Filename
1161389
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