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Echopype is a package built to enable interoperability and scalability in ocean sonar data processing. These data are widely used for obtaining information about the distribution and abundance of marine animals, such as fish and krill. Our ability to collect large volumes of sonar data from a variety of ocean platforms has grown significantly in the last decade. However, most of the new data remain under-utilized. echopype aims to address the root cause of this problem - the lack of interoperable data format and scalable analysis workflows that adapt well with increasing data volume - by providing open-source tools as entry points for scientists to make discovery using these new data.

Watch the echopype talk at SciPy 2019 for background, discussions and a quick demo!

Documentation

Learn more about echopype in the official documentation at https://echopype.readthedocs.io. Check out executable examples in the companion repository https://github.com/OSOceanAcoustics/echopype-examples.

Contributing

You can find information about how to contribute to echopype at our Contributing Page.

Echopype doesn't run on your data?

Please report any bugs by creating issues on GitHub.

Pull requests are always welcome!

Contributors

Contributors

Wu-Jung Lee (@leewujung) founded the echopype project in 2018 and continue to be the primary contributor together with Caesar Tuguinay(@ctuguinay). Emilio Mayorga (@emiliom), Landung "Don" Setiawan (@lsetiawan), Praneeth Ratna(@praneethratna), Brandon Reyes (@b-reyes), Kavin Nguyen (@ngkavin) and Imran Majeed (@imranmaj) have contributed significantly to the code. Valentina Staneva (@valentina-s) is also part of the development team. Lloyd Izard (@LOCEANlloydizard) joined the project in 2025 and is an active contributor.

A complete list of direct contributors is on our GitHub Contributors Page.

Acknowledgement

We thank all previous and current contributors to Echopype, including those whose contributions do not include code. We thank Dave Billenness of ASL Environmental Sciences for providing the AZFP Matlab Toolbox as reference for developing support for the AZFP echosounder, Rick Towler (@rhtowler) of the NOAA Alaska Fisheries Science Center for providing low-level file parsing routines for Simrad EK60 and EK80 echosounders, and Alejandro Ariza (@alejandro-ariza) for developing NumPy implementation of acoustic analysis functions via Echopy, which we referenced for several Echopype functions.

We thank funding support from the National Science Foundation, NOAA Ocean Exploration, NOAA Fisheries, and the VOTO Foundation. We also acknowledge software engineering support from the University of Washington Scientific Software Engineering Center (SSEC), as part of the Schmidt Sciences Virtual Institute for Scientific Software (VISS) in 2023.

NOAA NSF SSEC VOTO Foundation

License

Echopype is licensed under the open source Apache 2.0 license.


Copyright (c) 2018-2026, Echopype Developers.

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