Terrestrial Ecosystems Research Network Ecoacoustics Portal
Type
Audio/Visual
Authors
Category
Soundmaps and Databases
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Publication Year
2020
URL
[ private ]
Abstract
The EcoAcoustics Portal delivers environmental sound recordings from each of the TERN SuperSites across Australia. Acoustic sensors provide an effective means for monitoring biodiversity at large spatial and temporal scales.
Each TERN SuperSite is a long-term environmental monitoring and research site, established in significant biomes across Australia, to collect a wide range of data to develop a better understanding of ecosystem function. An extensive suite of measures is carried out at each SuperSite using both classical field methods and sensor systems to provide consistent data sets describing flora, fauna and biophysical processes. Open access to data is available to researchers, educators, natural resource managers and the public through dedicated data portals for field data including this site for the acoustic data.
Acoustic sensors provide an effective means for monitoring biodiversity at large spatial and temporal scales. Over time this EcoAcoustics data portal will be developed to offer a suite of tools to perform analysis and reporting on these data. Currently you can listen to and download acoustic recordings by using the clickable map above and view the spectrogram for each recording.
Each TERN SuperSite is a long-term environmental monitoring and research site, established in significant biomes across Australia, to collect a wide range of data to develop a better understanding of ecosystem function. An extensive suite of measures is carried out at each SuperSite using both classical field methods and sensor systems to provide consistent data sets describing flora, fauna and biophysical processes. Open access to data is available to researchers, educators, natural resource managers and the public through dedicated data portals for field data including this site for the acoustic data.
Acoustic sensors provide an effective means for monitoring biodiversity at large spatial and temporal scales. Over time this EcoAcoustics data portal will be developed to offer a suite of tools to perform analysis and reporting on these data. Currently you can listen to and download acoustic recordings by using the clickable map above and view the spectrogram for each recording.
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https://bioacoustics.tern.org.au/
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