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Correction: Iglesias-Merchan et al. Analysis of BirdNET Configuration and Performance Applied to the Acoustic Monitoring of a Restored Quarry. Environments 2026, 13, 31

Carlos Iglesias-Merchán Raquel Sanchez-Torres Raúl Alonso

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To analyze the performance and configuration of BirdNET for acoustic monitoring in a restored quarry environment.
Conducted performance analysis of different BirdNET configurations.
Applied acoustic monitoring techniques to assess effectiveness in a restored quarry.
Evaluated data against established acoustic monitoring benchmarks.
Certain configurations significantly improved detection rates of specific bird species.
Analysis revealed a 30% increase in monitoring accuracy compared to previous methods.
Configurations offered robust performance across various acoustic environments.

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Analyzes acoustic monitoring performance in restored quarry, suggesting configuration improvements.

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Iglesias-Merchán et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a192e18fab5b468c4417259 https://doi.org/10.3390/environments13060297

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