Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
UDK 639.2.081.7 Рыбопоисковая техника (радиолокаторы и пр.)
The results of the development of hydroacoustic devices for the direction and retention of fish during their fishing and scaring of pinnipeds from fishing gear are presented. The devices allow generating underwater sounds that simulating the biological signals of predatory cetaceans. The characteristics of the sounds emitted and the methods of their application to increase the efficiency of fishing is shown. The results of experimental studies of the assessment of fish and pinnipeds reaction to the signals of hydroacoustic emitters - imitators of killer whales sounds are overviewed.
fish, pinnipeds, behavior management, killer whale, hydroacoustic signals, sound simulator, avoidance reaction, fishing gear, fishing efficiency
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