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Cumulative sound exposure from shipping in Australian EEZ

Australian Ocean Data Network
Erbe, Christine ; Peel, David ; Smith. Josh ; Schoeman, Renee
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This dataset is hosted by the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS), University of Tasmania, on behalf of Curtin University, Murdoch University, CSIRO, and NESP Marine Biodiversity Hub Project C5.

Data was sourced from the NESP Marine Biodiversity Hub – the Marine Biodiversity Hub is supported through funding from the Australian Government’s National Environmental Science Program (NESP), administered by the Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment (DAWE).

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Over the past century there have been significant global increases in anthropogenic underwater noise from a range of sources, such as commercial shipping, oil and gas exploration, recreational and military sound sources. Anthropogenic noise has been demonstrated to impact marine animals, in particular marine mammals that rely on sound for communication, foraging, and navigation. Sound exposure may impair hearing mechanisms temporarily or permanently, with impacts ranging from temporary behavioural responses and stress, to longer term habitat avoidance, hearing loss, or mortality.

Commercial shipping is thought to contribute to a significant portion of the underwater noise generated by human activity, driven by marine transport network expansion, urbanization, and greater demand for natural resources. This project aimed to quantify underwater noise from ships in Australian waters, with the ultimate goal of guiding the management of noise impacts on marine fauna. This record describes a gridded map of cumulative sound exposure from shipping in the Australian EEZ for a typical April-September period.

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Statement: Desktop study, using vessel distribution data (AIS), vessel sound signatures, and sound propagation. See NESP E2 final report for more detail

Data time period: 2015-06-01 to 2015-09-30

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Cumulative sound exposure from all vessels | Cumulative sound exposure from vessels <25m in length | Cumulative sound exposure from vessels >=100m and <200m in length | Cumulative sound exposure from vessels >=200m in length | Cumulative sound exposure from vessels >=25m and <50m in length | Cumulative sound exposure from vessels >=50m and <100m in length | Density of all vessels | Density of vessels 25m in length | Density of vessels >=100m and <200m in length | Density of vessels >=200m in length | Density of vessels >=25m and <50m in length | Density of vessels >=50m and <100m in length | anthropogenic pressures | oceans | shipping noise |

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(TECHNICAL REPORT - Underwater noise signatures of ships in Australian waters)

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