Automated monitoring of fish and other biological activity at remote sites - hydroacoustic tools
Robert McClure, MSc, BioSonics, Inc; James Dawson, MSc, BioSonics, Inc; Michael Burger, PhD, BioSonics, Inc

Performance of acoustic telemetry receivers in shallow estuarine systems
Jody L. Callihan, Louisiana State University; James H. Cowan Jr., Ph.D., Louisiana State University

Distribution and abundance estimates for cetaceans in the waters off Guam and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI)
Gregory L. Fulling, PhD, HDR|e2M; Phillip H. Thorson, PhD, ManTech, Inc.; Julie Rivers, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Pacific; Carter Watterson, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Atlantic; Kerry Sawyer, NOAA/NMFS

Comparison of two hydroacoustic technologies to evaluate migrating fish behavior at a large hydropower project
Cherylyn Tunnicliffe, Hydroacoustic Technology, Inc.; Steve Hemstrom, Chelan County Public Utility District No. 1; Kevin K. Kumagai, Hydroacoustic Technology, Inc.

To sample or not to sample: An ongoing issue at the bonneville dam adult fish trap on the Columbia River
Jeffrey K. Fryer, PhD, Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission; John M. Whiteaker, Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission

Using a high-resolution acoustic camera (DIDSON) to estimate fish abundance and movement in a Lake Erie coastal wetland
Kurt P. Kowalski, PhD, U.S. Geological Survey; Michael J. Wiley, PhD, University of Michigan

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The Atlantic cooperative telemetry network: A collaborative approach to telemetry data exchange in the eastern United States
Lori M. Brown, Delaware State University; Thomas F. Savoy, CT Department of Environmental Protection; John A. Manderson, NOAA Fisheries Service, Northeast Fisheries Science Center; Dewayne A. Fox, PhD, Delaware State University

American shad sensitivity to split-beam hydroacoustic monitoring
Patrick J. Erbland, University of Maine; Gayle B. Zydlewski, PhD, University of Maine

Influence of time held in anaesthesia on stress and survival of surgically implanted juvenile salmonids (Withdrawn)

An integrated method for combining results from various hydroacoustic technologies
Kevin K. Kumagai, Hydroacoustic Technology, Inc.

Establishing consistent fish sampling methods for biological assessments on inter-state great rivers: A case study on the Upper Mississippi River
Mark S. Pearson, USEPA/ORD/NHEERL/Mid-Continent Ecology Division; Andrew D. Bartels, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources; J. Therese Dukerschein, Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources