Resources
Teacher Resources and Web Links
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Classroom Activities
Videos
DOSITS Underwater Acoustics Webinar Series
- 2024 Webinar Series
- 2023 Webinar Series
- 2025 Webinar Series
- 2022 Webinar Series
- 2021 Webinar series
- 2020 Webinar Series
- 2019 Webinar Series Archive: Anthropogenic Sound Sources
- 2018 Webinar Series Archive
- Webinar Archive: 2015-2016 Series
Resources for Educators
- Science of Sound in the Sea Resources
- Animals and Sound in the Sea
- People and Sound in the Sea
- Technology Gallery
Media Resources
- FAQs
- Facts and Myths
- Stranding Fact Sheet
- Seismic Airgun Fact Sheet
- Media Backgrounder – How do animal hear underwater?
Articles
- Underwater Acoustics for Everyone
- Sonars and Strandings: Are Beaked Whales the Aquatic Acoustic Canary?
- Long distance listening: A special layer of ocean makes eavesdropping easier
Tutorials
Power Points for Educators
DOSITS Publications
- DOSITS Booklet
- DOSITS Brochure
- Discovery of Sound in the Sea Book I: Importance of Sound in the Sea
- Discovery of Sound in the Sea Book II: Science of Underwater Sound
UN Ocean Decade Meeting Presentations
- Modeling and Prediction of Ocean Ambient Sound
Part of the UN Ocean Decade – Predicted Ocean Laboratory
Feature Sounds
Media Resources and Web Links
Videos
- Science of Sound Video
- Marine Mammal Hearing
- Hearing in Marine Fishes
- Determining Mitigation and Monitoring Through the Ecological Risk Assessment Process
Media Resources
- FAQs
- Facts and Myths
- Stranding Fact Sheet
- Seismic Airgun Fact Sheet
- Media Backgrounder – How do animal hear underwater?
DOSITS Underwater Acoustics Webinar Series
- 2024 Webinar Series
- 2023 Webinar Series
- 2025 Webinar Series
- 2022 Webinar Series
- 2021 Webinar series
- 2020 Webinar Series
- 2019 Webinar Series Archive: Anthropogenic Sound Sources
- 2018 Webinar Series Archive
- Webinar Archive: 2015-2016 Series
DOSITS Publications
Articles
- Underwater Acoustics for Everyone
- Sonars and Strandings: Are Beaked Whales the Aquatic Acoustic Canary?
- Long distance listening: A special layer of ocean makes eavesdropping easier
Tutorials
UN Ocean Decade Meeting Presentations
- Modeling and Prediction of Ocean Ambient Sound
Part of the UN Ocean Decade – Predicted Ocean Laboratory
Power Points for Educators
Student Resources and Web Links
Videos
- Science of Sound Video
- Marine Mammal Hearing
- Hearing in Marine Fishes
- Determining Mitigation and Monitoring Through the Ecological Risk Assessment Process
Media Resources
- FAQs
- Facts and Myths
- Stranding Fact Sheet
- Seismic Airgun Fact Sheet
- Media Backgrounder – How do animal hear underwater?
Tutorials
DOSITS Underwater Acoustics Webinar Series
- 2024 Webinar Series
- 2023 Webinar Series
- 2025 Webinar Series
- 2022 Webinar Series
- 2021 Webinar series
- 2020 Webinar Series
- 2019 Webinar Series Archive: Anthropogenic Sound Sources
- 2018 Webinar Series Archive
- Webinar Archive: 2015-2016 Series
DOSITS Publications
- DOSITS Booklet
- DOSITS Brochure
- Discovery of Sound in the Sea Book I: Importance of Sound in the Sea
- Discovery of Sound in the Sea Book II: Science of Underwater Sound
Articles
- Underwater Acoustics for Everyone
- Sonars and Strandings: Are Beaked Whales the Aquatic Acoustic Canary?
- Long distance listening: A special layer of ocean makes eavesdropping easier
UN Ocean Decade Meeting Presentations
- Modeling and Prediction of Ocean Ambient Sound
Part of the UN Ocean Decade – Predicted Ocean Laboratory
Feature Sounds
Resources from DOSITS Meetings
UN Ocean Decade Meetings
- Modeling and Prediction of Ocean Ambient Sound
Part of the UN Ocean Decade – Predicted Ocean Laboratory