July 11, 2024ScienceOpen Access

Sound evidence for biodiversity monitoring

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JRJeppe Have RasmussenUniversity of Copenhagen DSDan StowellNaturalis Biodiversity Center EBElodie F. BrieferUniversity of Copenhagen

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Perspective shows bioacoustics and artificial intelligence facilitate ecological studies of animal populations, highlighting new technological opportunities for biodiversity monitoring.

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Bioacoustics paired with artificial intelligence enhances biodiversity monitoring, streamlining ecological studies of diverse animal populations across varied habitats.
Ecological studies utilize automated sound analysis to track wildlife dynamics, enabling continuous non-invasive assessment of animal populations without visual contact.
Assessment using bioacoustics and artificial intelligence tools demonstrates automated acoustic tracking, highlighting opportunities for scalable biodiversity monitoring.

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Rasmussen et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e609b1b6db64358759ca7f https://doi.org/10.1126/science.adh2716

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Perspective shows bioacoustics and artificial intelligence facilitate ecological studies of animal populations, highlighting new technological opportunities for biodiversity monitoring.

Sound evidence for biodiversity monitoring

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Sound evidence for biodiversity monitoring

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