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2026

Sperm Whales of the Eastern North Pacific and Eastern Tropical Pacific: Photo-Identification Catalog, 1984–2026

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2026

Distribution and Movements of Sperm Whales in the Eastern North Pacific and Eastern Tropical Pacific, from Photo-ID data 1984-2026

INTERNATIONAL WHALING COMMISSION SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

2026

Getting Started with Flukebook and Happywhale: A Step-by-Step Guide for Researchers and Scientists

INTERNATIONAL WHALING COMMISSION SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

2025

Moby Pic: Tails of the Deep: A photo-ID catalog of Sperm Whales of the Northeast Pacific from 1991-2024

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Sperm Whales of the Eastern North Pacific and Eastern Tropical Pacific: Photo-Identification Catalog, 1984–2026

A photo-ID catalog derived from NOAA surveys and citizen science data of sperm whales in the Eastern Pacific basin from 1984-2026. A technical memo for the National Marine Fisheries Service.

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Getting Started with Flukebook and Happywhale: An Onboarding Guide for Cetacean Research Scientists
Photo: Erica Page

This step-by-step guide presented to the International Whaling Commission Scientific Committee. It provides researchers and scientists with an introduction to artificial intelligence platforms designed to expand and accelerate photo-identification research.

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Distribution and Movements of Sperm Whales in the Eastern North Pacific and Eastern Tropical Pacific, from Photo-ID Data 1984-2026

The results of a 2025 study of using photo-ID comparing NOAA data to regional catalogs from Alaska to the ETP as presented to the IWC Scientific Committee in 2026.

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Tails of the Deep: A photo-ID catalog of Sperm Whales of the Northeast Pacific from 1991-2024

Capstone project completed for the Scripps Institution of Blue Horizon Consultling Masters of Biodiversity and Conservation.

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