UNDERWATER ACOUSTICS IN THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT
30 March – 1 April 2016: Stockholm, Sweden
This three day course
equips delegates with a thorough knowledge of the fundamentals of underwater
acoustics. It then focuses on developing clear, quantitative understanding of
the issues involved in the impact of acoustics on marine wildlife. The following topics will be
covered: ocean environments, noise propagation models, sound field
modelling, methods of assessment, impacts of noise on marine life,
mitigation, environmental regulations and Environmental Impact
Assessments (EIAs), fisheries, JNCC guidelines and emerging studies
and technologies across this field.
Delivered by leading research professors and experts Dr Paul Lepper and
Professor Victor Humphrey.
The course is intended for regulators, environmental consultants, researchers and policy/environmental professionals within industry. It will be particularly useful in providing a better understanding of reports that delegates either have to deliver or receive from clients.
UNDERWATER ACOUSTICS AND SONAR SYSTEMS
30 March – 2 April 2016: Stockholm, Sweden
This four day intensive course in underwater acoustics is intended for engineers and scientists, particularly within industry and defence. The first part of the course covers the principles of underwater acoustics. This is followed by advanced modules on underwater sound sources with a key emphasis on sonar, seismic imaging, seismic sources and seismic data.
Dr Philippe Blondel, Professor Victor Humphrey and Dr Peter Dobbins are the key lecturers for this course.
Please contact us for further information by email (training@seiche.com) or look at our website (www.seichetraining.com.)