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Whale watching is so popular that many people find this application to be entertaining, educational, interesting
and useful. We certainly hope you enjoy it.
The Whale Watcher will ask you some questions as it tries to identify the whale that you
have observed. If you like it, you can download your own copy.
When using this application, bear in mind that this expert system is meant for demonstration purposes only; it is not definitive. If you want a more informed identification of your observed whale(s), you should consult your government's
Ministry of Fisheries and Oceans, marine biologists at your local university, a published reference work, or visit one of the Web sites listed below.
If you have a Java-capable browser, you can also use the Java Whale Watcher you must have Java and
JavaScript enabled. This version of our popular Whale Watcher system uses a Java Applet to demonstrate how easy it
is to put an expert system on the World Wide Web. The Java Whale Watcher works best with Microsoft Internet
Explorer 4 (or higher).
The Whale Watcher is an example of our Acquire ® and Acquire®SDK expert system technology, and its operation over the Web. If you want to learn more
about Web-based expert systems, you can read About the CGI Whale Watcher or
About the Java Whale Watcher, which describe what goes on behind the scenes with these expert systems. If you wish to build an application that is delivered over the Web, please send mail to
webmaster.
We are always looking for whale pictures, movies, and sounds that can help improve the whale watcher. If you want to help us enhance our whale watcher application please send mail to webmaster.
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