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Resource ID

19264

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Document Number

SC/68C/ASI/11

Full Title

Research plan of the cetacean sighting survey in the northern Sea of Okhotsk in 2021

Author

Pavel S. Gushcherov, Igor A. Naberezhnykh, Petr A. Tiupeleev, Vitaliy I. Samonov and Tomio Miyashita

Publisher

IWC

Publication Year

2021

Abstract

The seventh dedicated systematic cetacean sighting survey will be conducted in the northern Sea of Okhotsk using a Russian research vessel VLADIMIR SAFONOV, in 2021. The vessel is a stern trawl type research vessel with a barrel for observation. The objective of the survey is to obtain information on distribution and abundance of large whales using the normal closing mode. The period of survey will be from 4 August to 6 September (34 days). During the transit to the research area, the vessel will conduct the sighting survey in passing mode. The distance and angle estimation training and experiment will be conducted. Photo-identification of cetaceans such as northern right whales, gray whales and humpback whales will be attempted. When a peeled skin is found after breaching, the vessel will try to collect as DNA sample using a landing net.

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