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NOPSEMA urges better data capture for whale sightings

THE offshore petroleum and environment regulator is asking operators and those undertaking seismic surveys to take a more robust and consistent approach to recording marine mammal data, hoping it will improve.

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NOPSEMA urges better data capture for whale sightings

It said it has received a lot of data in what it calls "non-standard formats" or datasets of poor quality or inconsistent recordings.    It hopes to improve data reporting and bring it up to a nationally...

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