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Editorial: Observing ocean sound
Eric Delory, Ana Širovic, Sergio Jesus
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Sound is crucial in marine ecosystems, serving as the primary conduit for information transfer for many organisms. The effects of anthropogenic noise on marine organisms vary from behavioral changes to physical harm.
Maria Paula Rey-Baquero +4 more
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Mitigating bias in long‐term terrestrial ecoacoustic studies
Abstract Long‐term biodiversity monitoring is needed to track progress towards ambitious global targets to reduce species loss and restore ecosystems. The recent development of cheap and robust acoustic recording devices offers a cost‐effective means of gathering standardised long‐term datasets.
Jarrett, David +12 more
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<p>The Open Ecoacoustics project aims to address Australia’s biodiversity crisis, which necessitates urgent action to deliver continental-scale monitoring and management of threatened species and ecosystems.
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Increased environmental threats require proper monitoring of animal communities to understand where and when changes occur. Ecoacoustic tools that quantify natural acoustic environments use a combination of biophony (animal sound) and geophony (wind ...
Colin A Quinn +5 more
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Acoustic restoration: Using soundscapes to benchmark and fast-track recovery of ecological communities. [PDF]
Znidersic E, Watson DM.
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Acoustic indices as proxies for biodiversity: a meta-analysis. [PDF]
Alcocer I, Lima H, Sugai LSM, Llusia D.
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Soundscape monitoring has become an increasingly important tool for studying ecological processes and supporting habitat conservation. While many recent advances focus on identifying species through supervised learning, there is growing interest in ...
Daniel Alexis Nieto Mora +2 more
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Development and Validation of a Test Platform for Spatial EcoAcoustic Technologies
Microphone arrays and direction of arrival estimation algorithms have become increasingly capable and accessible, furthering EcoAcoustics/Passive Acoustic Monitoring (PAM) practitioners' capacity to analyse the spatial features of natural soundscapes and thereby yield richer insights into biodiversity and ecosystem health.
Le Penru, NP +5 more
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Temporal dynamics of acoustic diversity in managed forests
IntroductionIn production forests, management can have cascading effects on biodiversity and ecosystem services. Acoustic diversity reflects the diversity of vocalizing animals and has also considerable recreational value for human well-being, but the ...
Sandra Müller +15 more
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