Fig. 4From: Influence of thermal stratification and storms on acoustic telemetry detection efficiency: a year-long test in the US Southern Mid-Atlantic BightModeled daily distance at 50% detectability (D50, lines) at mean values of noise and ΔT observed in the mid-shelf and nearshore sites. 95% confidence intervals are indicated by the shaded areas. Red lines show the posterior distribution of the estimated D50 change points. Rug denotes periods of winds greater than 6 (short black lines) and 8 (tall black lines) on the Beaufort Wind Scale (> 10.7 m/s and > 17.2 m/s, respectively), as well as dates in which receiver tending occurred (dashed red lines)Back to article page