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Dr Tom Rayner is a Research Fellow at the University of New South Wales. His research focuses on the responses of freshwater fish to environmental flows in arid-zone wetlands. This includes the investigation of hydrological connectivity and fish movements. He has a background in small tropical rivers, flood pulse dynamics, feeding ecology and pest management.

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Electrofishing with Power v1.41

September 27th, 2009 • Related • Filed Under
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I am pleased to present the latest release of Electrofishing with Power from the US Fish & Wildlife Service. Developed by Alan Temple and Jan Dean, v1.41 brings together a lot of new material in a more user friendly format – right in time for the upcoming training course at the University of New South Wales in October 2009.

The software is essentially a Microsoft Excel file with a series of macros which enable users to calculate their power outputs given their gear specification and settings. Version 1.41 includes a revolutionary equipment capacity page which begins to answer the question that all electrofishing users should be asking, ‘Can my equipment actually catch the fish that are here?’.

Download the manual.

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