Deployment of an Acoustic Deterrent System for Bigheaded Carp on the Wabash River

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Deployment of an Acoustic Deterrent System for Bigheaded Carp on the Wabash River: The research objectives of the proposals are: 1) To deploy and operate a telemetry network to monitor the movement of fishes (including Asian Carp) in a barrow pit of the Wabash River during the deployment of an underwater Acoustic Deterrent System (ADS) 2) To evaluate the historical patterns of movement of Asian carp in the Wabash River to inform the operation of an ADS installed in the Wabash River. 3) To compare to historical movement patterns of fish to those after an ADS has been installed.