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13 September 2010 Development of a Multipurpose Telemetry and Habitat Survey Instrument Platform for Small Boats
David W. Griffith, Christopher A. Peery, William R. Daigle, Matthew L. Keefer, Nancy Wright
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Abstract

We developed a telemetry and remote-sensing instrument platform for a small vessel (6.1-m inboard jetboat) to collect fish telemetry and environmental data in real time as well as to collect data during habitat surveys in the Columbia River estuary. The instrumentation consisted of two acoustic telemetry hydrophones, an acoustic telemetry receiver, a conductivity–temperature–depth probe, an acoustic Doppler current profiler, a differential Global Positioning System, and a side-scan sonar integrated with an onboard portable computer. The system can be used on other vessels, has the flexibility to adapt to a range of telemetry and small oceanographic instrument systems, and allows for deployment and data collection from all instruments simultaneously.

David W. Griffith, Christopher A. Peery, William R. Daigle, Matthew L. Keefer, and Nancy Wright "Development of a Multipurpose Telemetry and Habitat Survey Instrument Platform for Small Boats," Marine and Coastal Fisheries: Dynamics, Management, and Ecosystem Science 2010(2010), 299-303, (13 September 2010). https://doi.org/10.1577/C09-016.1
Received: 21 April 2009; Accepted: 7 June 2010; Published: 13 September 2010
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