RS-ORCA TRAC Software

RS-ORCA TRAC Software

RS-ORCA TRAC Software

RS-ORCA TRAC Software is freely supplied with the broadband RS-ORCA Underwater Acoustic Recorder.
TRAC software supports configuration in real time wirelessly or via Ethernet and can be carried out while the RS-ORCA is deployed. TRAC allows the local recording of the RS-ORCA’s raw and processed noise data. TRAC displays real time spectrograms in real units, time series plots and plays live underwater audio. This data can be saved locally.
RS-ORCA Underwater Acoustic Recorder applications include:
– Noise monitoring during offshore construction and seismic surveys
– Marine mammal monitoring in real time
– Long term autonomous PAM deployments
– Capturing soundscapes in real time e.g. Sound Pressure Levels and Sound Exposure Levels (SEL) with marine mammal detection
– Directional noise analysis
-Security and alarm systems e.g. illegal and dynamite fishing detection

The attached conference paper details how the 5 channels on the ORCA were used to directionally locate whale vocalisations in the Bay of Fundy.

Soundscape characterization in Grand Passage Nova Scotia.pdf Soundscape characterization in Grand Passage Nova Scotia.pdf (4463 KB)

 RS-ORCA TRAC Software
TRAC displaying real time spectrograms in real units, time series plots and playing live underwater audio. 
 RS-ORCA TRAC Software
 TRAC’s Noise Analysis window streaming third octave data with average SPL levels as well as the 5th, 50th, and 95th percentiles, and maximum peak to peak values.

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