Santa Barbara Channel

CRC-15106 – Residency

3rd sighting in Santa Barbara Channel
Fluke of CRC-15106
CRC-15106 Confirmed in the catalog @2471
Jul 30 – Aug 19, 2009 · Santa Barbara Channel

Santa Barbara Channel · Jul – Aug 2009

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Deepest dive
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Longest dive
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Dives
Sightings
3
Days between first and last sighting
20

Dive stats modelled within real depth limits — not measured

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SightingSeafloorSea tempDeepest dive (modelled)
Jul 30, 2009230 m——
Aug 13, 2009166 m——
Aug 19, 2009138 m——

Seafloor and sea temperature measured · ✳ dives modelled

Deepest dive against the seafloor, per sighting

Seafloor · measured Deepest dive · modelled
Jul 30, 2009 — seafloor 230 m (measured), deepest dive — (modelled)Jul 30Aug 13, 2009 — seafloor 166 m (measured), deepest dive — (modelled)Aug 13Aug 19, 2009 — seafloor 138 m (measured), deepest dive — (modelled)Aug 19

Depth runs down from the surface. The modelled dive never passes the measured seafloor at that sighting.

Dives

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Deepest dive
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Longest dive
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Dives
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Avg dive depth
3
Sightings
20
Days first → last

Dive metrics are modelled within real depth limits — not measured

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Dive profile

modelled
02550startdive sequence (illustrative)

Modelled from the published dive-behaviour distribution. Not measured.

Deep Effort Score

Deep

Depth, duration and recovery resolved into a single number for this session.

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Place

Where this happened · Aug 19, 2009

measured
Seafloor depth
138 m
Sea-surface temperature
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Distance from shore
9.0 km

Across the residency · 3 sightings

measured
Seafloor depth
138 m – 230 m
Sea-surface temperature
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Distance from shore
8.0 km – 10.0 km

Sources: GEBCO seafloor grid · PacIOOS coastline distance

Source records

This activity is assembled from 3 catalogued encounters on Happywhale.

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