A tag capable of detecting spawning event and location

    The culmination of three years of research and testing, the SeaTag-3DS samples constantly with a tiny onboard acoustic detector, specially tuned to listen for the frequency of an implanted JSATS pinger. These pingers are traditionally used to track passing fishes. They are typically surgically implanted in a manner ensuring they never leave the animal.

However, we want our pinger to leave... eventually.

    For our use case, the pinger is surgically implanted among the eggs of a female fish. Our "egg" communicates its presence to the tag's onboard acoustic detector at predetermined intervals, via its standard pinging action. As the pinger and tag are so physically close together, this communication will remain unbroken unless the pinger is physically separated from the body in a spawning event. The tags also have onboard algorithms to detect false positive events. 

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