SCHEDULED COURSES AND PRICING
Fundamentals and Advanced public courses for a variety of time zones are listed below.
For further details on Echoview training courses, please check out our training brochure.
*New opportunity! We're currently canvassing interest in specialized training for wideband-echosounder data processing. Please let us know if you'd like to know more by emailing training@echoview.com.
FUNDAMENTALS
USD 1200/person standard rate, USD 900/person student rate.
Please register at least 2 weeks before the course date to guarantee timely delivery of your course Echoview license dongle.
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- February 14–18, 2022 – Online (13:00-18:30, CST, UTC-6) - ideal for NORTH/CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICAN time zones.
- February 21–25, 2022 – Online (08:30-14:00, CET, UTC+1) - ideal for EUROPEAN/AFRICAN/ASIAN time zones.
- June 6–10, 2022 – Online (15:00-20:30, CDT, UTC-5) - ideal for NORTH/CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICAN time zones.
- June 13–17, 2022 – Online (08:30-14:00, CEST, UTC+2) - ideal for EUROPEAN/AFRICAN/ASIAN time zones.
ADVANCED
USD 500/person, per course.
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Calibration
Echosounder characterization (instrument calibration) and data calibration
- February 28–March 1, 2022 – Online (13:00-18:30, CST, UTC-6) - ideal for NORTH/CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICAN time zones.
- March 21–22, 2022 – Online (08:30-14:00, CET, UTC+1) - ideal for EUROPEAN/AFRICAN/ASIAN time zones.
Data cleaning
Unwanted samples, variance, noise and signal attenuation
- March 2–3, 2022 – Online (13:00-18:30, CST, UTC-6) - ideal for NORTH/CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICAN time zones.
- March 23–24, 2022 – Online (08:30-14:00, CET, UTC+1) - ideal for EUROPEAN/AFRICAN/ASIAN time zones.
Target detection and tracking
Point targets and volume targets
- March 7–8, 2022 – Online (13:00-18:30, CST, UTC-6) - ideal for NORTH/CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICAN time zones.
- March 28–29, 2022 – Online (08:30-14:00, CEST, UTC+2) - ideal for EUROPEAN/AFRICAN/ASIAN time zones.
Target classification
Point targets, volume targets and the bottom
- March 9–10, 2022 – Online (13:00-18:30, CST, UTC-6) - ideal for NORTH/CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICAN time zones.
- March 30–31, 2022 – Online (08:30-14:00, CEST, UTC+2) - ideal for EUROPEAN/AFRICAN/ASIAN time zones.
Target characterization
Echo counting and echo integration for target distribution, abundance and biomass
- March 16–17, 2022 – Online (14:00-19:30, CDT, UTC-5) - ideal for NORTH/CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICAN time zones.
- April 6–7, 2022 – Online (08:30-14:00, CEST, UTC+2) - ideal for EUROPEAN/AFRICAN/ASIAN time zones.
Automation
Scripts for efficient and consistent data processing
- March 14–15, 2022 – Online (14:00-19:30, CDT, UTC-5) - ideal for NORTH/CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICAN time zones.
- April 4–5, 2022 – Online (08:30-14:00, CEST, UTC+2) - ideal for EUROPEAN/AFRICAN/ASIAN time zones.
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Echoview Training
An Echoview training course will provide you with the skills to understand your single-beam and/or multibeam echosounder data, and to process it efficiently and accurately using Echoview.
We offer a range of course options to suit your varying needs:
- Online or face-to-face
- Public or private
- Fundamental or Advanced
Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned veteran, we believe there is always more to learn with respect to:
- Echosounder theory
- Digital signal processing
- Echoview features
- Data-processing workflow
If you can't find a public course to suit and/or you're interested in a private course, please email us at training@echoview.com and let's work something out!
Feedbak / Testimonials
An Echoview training course brings "...clearness, the great way of teaching, making everything so clear and understandable, even the most scary equations. I came with no knowledge, and have the feeling I am ready to explore acoustics on my own, and that I understand the principles of it."
Dr Toby Jarvis, Acoustician
The Fundamental training course provides "...a really nice overview and introduction to the principles of hydroacoustics to actually establish a base knowledge of the underlying concepts. Having gone through this makes every data collection step and data processing process 100% more logical and allows you to build on that knowledge... I would recommend it without a doubt to every new student that will come into the lab and wants to work with hydroacoustics."
