Compositions and installations with eco- and bio-acoustic sounds: intentions, methods, processes and insights.

Speaker:

Kirsten Reese

Germany

A personal journey through soundscapes.

Speaker:

Eloisa Matheu

Spain

Insecta Dance Music. Electronica from Balearic insect sounds.

Speakers:

Laia Malo

Spain

Jaume Reus-Viver

Spain

Roar - meaning (Video)

Speaker:

Martín Virgili

Centro de Arte y Ciencia de la UTN Mar del Plata (Argentina)

General discussion

The potential of acoustic monitoring to inform and expand common bird monitoring

Speaker:

Mark Wilson

Head of Science, British Trust for Ornithology Scotland, Stirling, UK

Towards Automated Quantification of Species Detectability in Passively Recorded Audio with Simulated Data and Machine Learning

Speaker:

Ruari Marshall-Hawkes

Department of Zoology. University of Cambridge. Cambridge. United Kingdom.

Methods of acoustic data analysis affect species detectability in passive acoustic monitoring

Speaker:

Dominika Winiarska

Department of Behavioural Ecology, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, Poland

Evaluation and application of BirdNET: identification of bird species by their sounds

Speaker:

Yi-Chin Tseng

PhD in Avian Acoustics. Passive acoustic monitoring. University of Northern British Columbia. Prince George. Canada

Is it possible to improve carbon cycle models using soil acoustics? A call for interdisciplinary research collaboration between the greenhouse gas flux and the ecoacoustics communities

Speaker:

Carolyn-Monika Görres

Scientist, Hochschule Geisenheim University, Geisenheim, Germany

Soil acoustics in tropical forests

Speaker:

Oliver Metcalf

Lancaster Environment Centre, Lancaster University. UK

Ecoacoustics for soil health – the sounds of the underground

Speaker:

Carlos Abrahams

Baker consultants. UK

Availability and preservation of Passive Acoustic Monitoring (PAM) recordings for future use

Speaker:

Paulo A. M. Marques

MARE – Marine and Environmental Sciences Centre / ARNET - Aquatic Research Network; Ispa – Instituto Universitário de Ciências Psicológicas, Sociais e da Vida, Lisboa, Portugal.

Fonoteca Zoológica of the Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales (CSIC) present and future

Speaker:

Rafael Ignacio Marquez

Museo Nacional de Ciencias Naturales (CSIC). Spain

Xeno-canto a large worldwide community of sound recordists

Speaker:

Willem-Pier Vellinga

Xeno-canto.org, Stichting Xeno-canto voor natuurgeluiden/Xeno-canto Foundation

General discussion

Low-cost recorders and BirdNET: An effective combination for monitoring nocturnal and cryptic aquatic birds

Speaker:

Robert Manzano Rubio

Knowledge Transfer & Technology Specialist. CTFC. Solsona. Spain

Evaluating bioacoustic detection software on migrant songbirds in the tropics during the non-breeding season

Speaker:

Dhruv Varun Cohen

Student. Cornell University. Ithaca, NY. United States of America

Gunshots and gibbons: how transfer learning can improve monitoring efforts of a protected area in Cambodia

Speaker:

Dena Clink

K Lisa Yang Center for Conservation Bioacoustics, Cornell lab of Ornithology, USA

Using BirdNET embeddings to find threatened species: A case study using the Australian Acoustic Observatory

Speaker:

Slade Allen-Ankins

James Cook University, Townsville, Australia

Balearic Buzzings, a sound guide for pollinators

Speaker:

Jaume Reus Viver

Biodiversity, field recording, divulgation, sound art. Freelance. Palma. Spain.

Design and evaluation of enhanced techniques for acoustic monitoring on bees

Speaker:

María Victoria Cumia Espinosa de los Monteros

Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain

Transformers outperformed CNNs and improve the acoustic bee species recognition task

Speaker:

José Neiva Mesquita Neto

Pollination Ecology. Laboratorio de Ecología de Abejas Nativas, Facultad de Ciencias Básicas, Universidad Católica del Maule. Talca. Chile

The Insect Soundscape Progression Related to Mammalian Cadavers

Speaker:

Elena Gorgeva

PhD candidate. Faculty of Science and Technology. University of Canberra. ACT. Australia

Environmental sound as a mirror of landscape ecological integrity in monitoring programs

Speaker:

Manon Ducrettet

Bridging the divide: improving wilderness mapping and conservation by linking human

Speaker:

Jonathan Carruthers-Jones

Department of Agriculture and Forestry. University of Helsinki. Finland

Acoustic Species Distribution Models (aSDMs): a framework to forecast shifts in calling behaviour under climate change

Speaker:

Camille Desjonquères

Université Grenobles Alpes. France

General discussion

Advances in mesophotic coral reefs acoustics for management and conservation in Polynesia

Speaker:

Xavier Raick

University of Liege. Belgium

Why should we preserve natural soundscapes? The case of the Adriatic Sea.

Speaker:

Marta Picciulin

National Research Council of Italy

Addressing underwater noise: Joint efforts and progress on its global governance

Speaker:

Marta Bolgan

Ocean Science Consulting Ltd. Spott Rd. Scotland. UK

Passive acoustics for the study of autoecology of emblematic species in marine protected areas

Speaker:

Jose Miguel González Correa

University of Alicante. Spain

Habitat-mediated soundscape conservation in marine ecosystems

Speaker:

Kieran Cox

Marine Acoustics. Simon Fraser University and FishSounds. Vancouver. Canada

The Freshwater Sounds Archive: A global database for the sounds of freshwater life

Speaker:

Jack Greenhalgh

Pyrenean Institute of Ecology. Spain

Arctic soundscapes - rapid changes in a historically pristine environment and its implications for Arctic marine mammals and Inuit communities

Speaker:

Annika Heimrich

University of Victoria. Canada

General discussion

Understanding disturbance impacts in terrestrial ecosystems through ecoacoustics

Speaker:

Samuel R. P.-J. Ross

Integrative Community Ecology Unit. Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University. Onna-son. Japan.

Temporal soundscape characteristics of managed forests: Effects of biotic and abiotic factors on diel patterns

Speaker:

Dominik Arend

Biology. Geobotany. Albert-Ludwigs Universität Freiburg. Freiburg. Germany

Sensory polluted soundscapes: empirical and experimental evaluation in eastern Australia

Speaker:

Susan Fuller

Queensland University of Technology. Australia

Acoustic monitoring of rehabilitated sand mines in south-eastern Australia

Speaker:

Marina Scarpelli Drummond de Almeida

CSIRO, Brisbane, Australia

Soundscape and acoustic clime of a university square: monitoring before depaving and greening renovation

Speaker:

Andrea Potenza

PhD student. Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca. Milano. Italy

The Soundscape of the Regional Park of the Ticino Valley: influence of enviromental variables and anthropogenic noise

Speaker:

Giorgia Guagliumi

Research Scholarship Recipient, Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, Milano, Italy.

Monitoring Farmland Avian Biodiversity Using Acoustic Indices in an Agro-ecological Context in the Mediterranean Region: The Case of Gödence Village, Izmir, Türkiye

Speaker:

Irmak Akoglu

Acoustic Monitoring and Indices. Bogazici Uni Environmental Sciences Institute. Istanbul. Türkiye

Understanding through better listening: quantitative soundscape analyses reveal differences between two types of healthy habitats and the effect of distance in coastal habitats

Speaker:

Juan Carlos Azofeifa Solano

Underwater acoustics. Curtin University, Centre for Marine Science and Technology, Australia

First assessment of the marine soundscape of a shallow submarine volcano in its hydrothermal phase: the Tagoro (El Hierro, Canary Islands)

Speaker:

Jesús Alcázar Treviño

Bioacoustics. Universidad de La Laguna/Centro Oceanográfico de Canarias. La Laguna. Spain

Ethical, Epistemological and Ecological importance of equitable partnerships in Ecoacoustics

Speaker:

Alice Eldridge

Ecolistening Group. University of Sussex. UK

Participatory ecoacoustic monitoring of social-ecological change with Indigenous and local community partners surrounding Indonesia’s new capital city

Speaker:

Wendy Erb

K Lisa Yang Center for Conservation Bioacoustics, Cornell lab of Ornithology, USA

Narrating the Forest: The Cultural Centrality of Storytelling in Participatory Bioacoustics with Forest Fringe Communities in Ghana

Speaker:

Joycelyn Yaa Koko Longdon

University of Cambridge. UK

Using Ecoacoustics and other monitoring techniques to work with Traditional Owners to bring Biocultural perspectives to environmental water discussions

Speaker:

Jo Geddes

Goulburn Broken CMA. Australia

Territory: Indigenous Peoples and the Conservation of Biodiversity

Speaker:

Mónica Chuji Gualinga

Indigenous Kichwa of the Ecuadorian Amazon/ Latin America Director of Indigenous Peoples Rights International. Ecuador

Listening with Ecosystems: Transdisciplinary Approaches to Ecoacoustics

Speaker:

Leah Barclay

Ecoacoustics and Acoustic Ecology. University of the Sunshine Coast. Queensland. Australia

General discussion

Expert-in-the-loop machine learning for large-scale PAM data

Speaker:

Thiago Gouvea

German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence. Germany

Leveraging AI for effective, large-scale passive acoustic monitoring of bats

Speaker:

Ella Browning

Oxford. UK

Soundata, reproducible use of datasets

Speaker:

Marius Miron

Earth Species Project

Transfer Learning from Bird Embeddings to Belugas: Recognizing the “Canary of the Sea”

Speaker:

Lauren Harrell

Google

Silent Cities: monitoring large scale changes in urban ecoacoustics during the covid lockdown using deep learning and passive acoustic monitoring

Speaker:

Nicolas Farrugia

IMT Atlantique

General discussion

The Acoustic Complexity Indices (ACIs): Theoretical and applied perspectives

Speaker:

Almo Farina

University of Urbino Carlo Bo (UNIURB). Italy

Understanding drivers of soundscape characteristics in the UK

Speaker:

Claire Buchan

Acoustic Ecology. University of East Anglia. Norwich. UK

Acoustic entropy (H), Amplitude Index (M) and Acoustic Diversity Index (ADI) predict Habitat-Specific Soundscapes in Urban area

Speaker:

Joao Marcelo Brazao Protazio

Mathematical-Statistical Modeling. Universidade Federal do Para. Belem. Brazil

Impact of FFT Parameters on Acoustic Index Results

Speaker:

James Kemp

University of Western Australia, Perth, Australia

Moving forward standardization for coral reef monitoring by ecoacoustics across ocean basins

Speaker:

Elise Delcour

Coral reef. Ecoacoustics. REEF PULSE S.A.S / UMR 9220 ENTROPIE. Saint Denis. La Réunion, France

Major Soundscape Differences in the West Coast of Scotland are Reflected in Acoustic Indices

Speaker:

Benedict Lancelot Dell

PhD Student in Underwater Acoustics. University of Southampton. Southampton. United Kingdom

Acoustic monitoring technology 3.0: towards a roadmap for open-source acoustic monitoring hardware based on the needs and priorities of the ecoacoustics community

Speaker:

José Lahoz-Monfort

Instituto Pirenaico de Ecología (CSIC). Spain

Real-time bioacoustic monitoring using Edge-AI

Speaker:

Bernd Meyer

Monash University, Dept. of Data Science and AI

Capturing ecoacoustic data in real-time using embedded audio processing and LoRaWAN

Speaker:

David Kadish

School of Arts and Culture, Malmö University, Malmö, Sweden

BIRDday: A field autonomous recorder for BIRDeep project

Speaker:

Marcos Novalbos Mendiguchia

Computer Science, U-tad University of Technology, Arts and Design, Madrid, Spain

Implementation of smart, low-power, low-cost bird acoustic monitoring

Speaker:

Delia Velasco Montero

Instituto de Microelectrónica de Sevilla (CSIC – Universidad de Sevilla). Seville. Spain

Scalable eco-acoustic monitoring using fully autonomous drones

Speaker:

Milica Ostojic

Life Sciences, Imperial College London, UK

Disclosing the architecture and the community level consequences of acoustic interaction networks

Speaker:

Federica Rossetto

Biodiversity Research Institute (CSIC, Oviedo University, Principality of Asturias), Mieres, Spain

Ecoacoustic Monitoring of the endangered Pink Cockatoo (Lophochroa leadbeateri leadbeateri) in Semi-Arid Eastern Australia: Insights into Spatial and Temporal Patterns

Speaker:

Susan Fuller

Queensland University of Technology. Australia

Uncoupled evolutionary patterns in spectral and temporal components of acoustic signals in anurans associated with streams

Speaker:

Fernando Vargas-Salinas

Behavioural ecology of Anurans. Biology Program, University of Quindío. Armenia. Colombia

To respond or not to respond? Acoustic interference between closely related frog species

Speaker:

María Torres Sánchez

Postdoctoral fellow. University Complutense of Madrid. Madrid. Spain

Hurry up and sing: early onset of diel calling behaviour and ecological drivers of calling behaviour of Acanthoplus discoidalis

Speaker:

Aileen Van Der Mescht

Ecoacoustics. University of the Free State. Bloemfontein. South Africa

Listening to the Amazonian freshwater giant: using air-breathing sounds to understand pirarucu (Arapaima gigas) dynamics in remote floodplain lakes

Speaker:

Marisol Valverde Montellano

PhD student at Cornell University

Unravelling marine symphonies: fish sound types for effective biodiversity monitoring and management

Speaker:

Marta Bolgan

Ocean Science Consulting Ltd. Spott Rd. Scotland. UK

Is there geographic variation in the whistles of the pantropical spotted dolphin in the Western South Atlantic Ocean?

Speaker:

Luane Maria Stamatto Ferreira

Laboratory of Bioacoustics & EAR Hub, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, Natal, Brazil

The whistle repertoire of bottlenose dolphins and its use to estimate abundance

Speaker:

Carmen Bazúa Durán

Facultad de Ciencias, UNAM, CU, Mexico

On-board tags reveal wild bat foraging behaviour and prey interaction

Speaker:

Elena Tena López

TRAGSATEC, Spain

Mobile monitoring of bats in agricultural landscapes

Speaker:

Paula Machin

Wildlife Services

Unveiling hidden diversity: Community composition of bats in agricultural ecosystems in Spain

Speaker:

Zeltia López Gallego

Bat Ecologist. Biodiversity Node S.L., SPAIN

Bat Sonotype As a Novel Insight into the Congo Basin Rainforest Dynamic

Speaker:

Yoba Alenga

Biodiversity and Sustainable forest management. Congolese Youth Biodiversity Network. Bukavu. Democratic Republic of the Congo

Listening to the mountains: towards the application of large-scale passive acoustic monitoring in alpine environments

Speaker:

José Lahoz-Monfort

Instituto Pirenaico de Ecología (CSIC). Spain

Birdsong automatic monitoring using Deep Learning for tracking Doñana’s health status

Speaker:

Irene Mendoza Sagrera

Estación Biológica de Doñana (CSIC)Ecology. Estación Biológica de Doñana (CSIC). Sevilla. Spain

A glimpse at island bird diversity and ecological dynamics using the Okinawa Environmental Observation Network

Speaker:

Nicholas Friedman

Curator Ornithology, Leibniz Institute for the Analysis of Biodiversity Change, Germany

Advancing conservation of endemic forest bird species on Christmas Island using acoustic monitoring.

Speaker:

Sheryn Brodie

Zoology and Ecology, College of Science and Engineering, James Cook University

FishSounds: A Global Inventory of Sound-Producing Fishes

Speaker:

Kieran Cox

Marine Acoustics. Simon Fraser University and FishSounds. Vancouver. Canada

The fundamental aspects to consider when estimating density from passive acoustic monitoring data: lessons from cetaceans

Speaker:

Tiago Marques

University of St Andrews. United Kingdom

Acoustic monitoring based density estimation of cetaceans and bats

Speaker:

Jens Koblitz

MPI of Animal Behavior. Constance. Germany

Vocal activity rate: a simple method for bird density estimation

Speaker:

Cristián Pérez Granados

Universidad de Alicante. Spain

Estimating population sizes of single-species dense aggregations: using an energy-based acoustic index

Speaker:

Laura N. Kloepper

University of New Hampshire. USA

Acoustic monitoring yields informative bat population density estimates

Speaker:

Joy O'Keefe

University of Illinois Urbana Champaign. USA

Assessing Indri indri Population Density and Distribution through Passive Acoustic Monitoring

Speaker:

Valeria Ferrario

University of Turin, Italy

"SonicSpotter" - sound source localisation in a complex calling community of poison frogs

Speaker:

Max Ringler

University of Bern, Switzerland

General discussion

Towards reliable ecoacoustic indices to assess the acoustic biodiversity using passive acoustic monitoring

Speaker:

Sylvain Haupert

National Museum of Natural History (MNHN), France

Contrastive Ecoacoustic Indices: large-scale global soundscape characterization with contrastive inference

Speaker:

Yann Teytaut

Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle (MNHN). Paris. France

Implementation of an unsupervised deep learning workflow for soundscape exploration

Speaker:

Rouch Jérémy

Acoustics/Signal processing, ENES Bioacoustic Lab/University of Saint-Etienne, Saint-Etienne, France

Graphical Representation of Ecological Heterogeneity in Colombian Oil Palm Plantations Based on Unsupervised Acoustic Analysis

Speaker:

Maria Jose Guerrero Muriel

PhD student, SISTEMIC-Universidad de Antioquia, Medellin, Colombia

Understanding the predictive power of acoustic ecological indicators with reverse correlation

Speaker:

Etienne Thoret

CNRS, Aix-Marseille University, Institut de Neurosciences de la Timone, UMR7289

Sonic Method: a qualitative practice for the analysis of wild soundscapes

Speaker:

Thomas Hull

Soundscape ecology, Falmouth University, Penyrn, United Kingdom

Developing and running a sustainably funded bioacoustic data management platform: the BTO Acoustic Pipeline

Speaker:

Simon Gillings

British Trust for Ornithology (BTO), UK

Automatic Label Evaluator: a user-friendly tool for evaluating sound-classification algorithms applied to nature conservation

Speaker:

Miguel Ángel Muñoz Mohedano

Computer Sciences. Estación Biológica de Doñana (CSIC). Sevilla. Spain

Detecting animal sounds faster in long recordings using Few-Shot Learning: a case study on fish sounds

Speaker:

Valentin Bordoux

Marine Animal Ecology. Wageningen University. Wageningen. The Netherlands

Training Participants to Train Machines: Amplifying Participation in a Bat Acoustic Monitoring Program

Speaker:

Yves Bas

Vigie-Nature

Knowledge co-production drives symbiotic solutions to conservation, ecology and AI: Insights from an ecoacoustics programme in Indonesia

Speaker:

Frederica Poznansky

Ecoacoustics and Conservation. University of Exeter. Exeter. United Kingdom

Neural Network-Based Discrimination of Orca Vocalizations: Towards Real-Time Monitoring and Analysis

Speaker:

Jonas Philipp Lüke

Departamento de Ingeniería Industrial. Universidad de La Laguna. La Laguna. Spain

Passive acoustic monitoring of indicator bird species supporting the “Conservation Cocoa” new brand in the northwestern Colombian Amazonia

Speaker:

Camilo Loaiza Gómez

Wildlife Conservation Society. Bogotá. Colombia

Automated Avian Species Detections to Evaluate Ecosystem Services in Artisanal Rubber Agroforestry

Speaker:

Charles Arthur Tebbutt

Department of Natural Resource & Environment, Cornell University, U.S.A.

Acoustic indices as a proxy for biodiversity? Case studies from Madagascar and Indonesia

Speaker:

Saskia Dröge

Division of Forest. Nature and Landscape. KU Leuven. Belgium. Department of Biology, University of Hildesheim, Universitaetsplatz. Biodiversity, Macroecology and Biogeography, University of Goettingen. Germany

Acoustic indices may be less accurate when applied in biodiverse areas in lower latitudes

Speaker:

Wuyuan Pan

Guangxi Key Laboratory of Forest Ecology and Conservation, College of Forestry, Guangxi University, Nanning, Guangxi 530005, China

Acoustic Sensing For Biodiversity And Habitat Assessment: A Case From Costa Rica

Speaker:

Mónica Retamosa Izaguirre

Universidad Nacional. Heredia. Costa Rica

General discussion

An Introduction to Acoustic Indices in Kaleidoscope Pro.

Speaker:

Fran Tattersall

Wildlife Acoustics, Inc

An overview of worldwide ecoacoustic patterns and research

Speaker:

Kevin Darras

EFNO research group (Ecosystèmes Forestiers Nogent). INRAE. France

The Australian Acoustic Observatory

Speaker:

Linda Schwarzkopf

A neotropical collaborative acoustic monitoring network to assess climate change impacts on anurans

Speaker:

Diego Llusia

Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. Spain

Introduction to sonosylva, a country-scale project for the acoustic monitoring of protected forests

Speaker:

Jérôme Sueur

National Museum of Natural History (MNHN). France

A multi-regional ecoacoustic network to study how organic farming and permanent grassland cover contribute to shape acoustic biodiversity in French farmland soundscapes

Speaker:

Luc Barbaro

INRAE Toulouse. France

Structure and function of acoustic communities in the ORCHAMP observatory

Speaker:

Camille Desjonquères

Université Grenobles Alpes. France

Integrating acoustic monitoring into German national forest monitoring (pilot on selected Levell II plots)

Speaker:

Sandra Müller

University of Freiburg, Germany

Designing and maintaining long-term biodiversity monitoring programs

Speaker:

Carlos Abrahams

Baker consultants. UK

Nordic Sound Research Network (NSRN)

Speaker:

Rose Keller

Norwegian Institute for Nature Research (NINA). Norway

General discussion

Making a User-Friendly Monitoring Tool for the Invasive Cane Toad

Speaker:

Ka Wah Leung

James Cook University, Townsville, Australia

Not only birds: BirdNET as a useful tool for automated anuran monitoring

Speaker:

Cristián Pérez Granados

Universidad de Alicante. Spain

Ecoacoustics for effective invasive species management

Speaker:

Marina Scarpelli Drummond de Almeida

CSIRO, Brisbane, Australia

Acoustic detection of invasive species and the values they threaten

Speaker:

Simon Linke

CSIRO Environment

New insights on the ecology and conservation of understorey Amazonian bird species through ecoacoustics

Speaker:

Léa Mariton

Conservation Biology. CESCO – MNHN. Paris. France

Analysis of the Corn bunting song in the presence of air traffic noise

Speaker:

Laura Michelle Godoy Merdano

Ornithology. Complutense University of Madrid. Madrid. Spain

From sky to underwater: Can passive acoustic monitoring substitute to aerial tracking to quantify human use of inland waters?

Speaker:

Vincent Médoc

Associate Professor in Ecology and Behaviour. CRNL / ENES Bioacoustics Research Lab. Université Jean Monnet - St-Etienne. Saint-Etienne. France

Mapping of noise pollution in the lagoon of Bora Bora: A holistic approach towards ecoacoustic conservation

Speaker:

Lana Minier

PhD student at CRIOBE UAR 3278. Moorea. French Polynesia

Passive acoustic monitoring in Lake Bourget: How noisy is the largest natural French lake

Speaker:

Théophile Turco

Saint-Etienne

Characterization of underwater noise in the North Adriatic sea and in Barcelona shore

Speaker:

Giovanni Zambon

Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences. University of Milano-Bicocca. Milan. Italy

Acoustic Study of Underwater areas in the Mediterranean Sea

Speaker:

Eduardo Ruiz Perez

Underwater, acoustic and non-acoustic signal processing. S.A. de Electrónica Submarina S.M.E. Spain

Modeling of continuous noise sources: characterization and propagation

Speaker:

Marta Cianferra

Modeling of seismic sources: characterization and propagation

Speaker:

Umberta Tinivella

On the importance of PM and its experimental determination

Speaker:

Jaime Ramis Soriano

University of Alicante. Spain

Effects of underwater noise on marine Deuterostomes

Speaker:

Jesús Carbajo

Acoustic emissions and biological responses of aquatic organisms

Speaker:

Manuela Mauro

Department of Biological, Chemical and Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technologies (STEBICEF). University of Palermo. Palermo. Italy

General discussion

Finnish Soundscapes

Speaker:

Jonathan Carruthers-Jones

Department of Agriculture and Forestry. University of Helsinki. Finland

Passive acoustic monitoring in nature-based solutions project in the tropical region

Speaker:

Leandro A. Do Nascimento

Biometrio Earth. Saarbrücken. Germany

Data infrastructures for biological acoustics

Speaker:

Edward Baker

Centre for UK Nature. Natural History Museum. Convenor of TDWG AudiovisualCore Maintenance Group. London. UK

Ecoacoustic dashboard for long term ecological monitoring

Speaker:

Alice Eldridge

Ecolistening Group. University of Sussex. UK

General discussion and follow-up activity

Proposal for a physical and statistical model of space-time detectability

Speaker:

Ducrettet Manon

Ecoacoustic. Equipe de Neuro-Ethologie Sensorielle, CRNL UMR CNRS 5292. Saint - Etienne. France

Integrating Compartmentalization Techniques and Landscape Proxies in Spatial Sampling Design for Soundscape Studies

Speaker:

Víctor Manuel Martínez-Arias

Doctoral student. Grupo Herpetológico de Antioquia GHA, Universidad de Antioquia. Medellín. Colombia

Listening in: The Value of Passive Acoustic Monitoring for Mammalian Biodiversity Assessment in Australia

Speaker:

Sebastian Hoefer

James Cook University

Multichannel Acoustic Autonomous Recording Unit (MAARU) for Spatial Ecosystem Monitoring

Speaker:

Becky Heath

Spatial Ecoacoutsics. Department of Zoology, Univeristy of Cambridge, United Kingdom

Multi-taxa acoustic monitoring allows for protected area prioritisation for cryptic and nocturnal species in a data-poor region

Speaker:

Adham Ashton-Butt

BTO

Bats, birds, bugs and BNG: developing ecoacoustic guidance for conservation and consultancy

Speaker:

Carlos Abrahams

Baker consultants. UK

Ecoacoustic Research and its representation through intermedia sound art: sonic health of protected ecosystems and anthropogenic impacts on their ecological communities

Speaker:

Sam Erpelding

Austria

Automatic animal sound identification: a comparative study

Speaker:

Maria Jose Guerrero Muriel

PhD student, SISTEMIC-Universidad de Antioquia, Medellin, Colombia

The Effects of Noise Reduction on Bioacoustic Segmentation and Classification

Speaker:

Ben McEwen

Computational Bioacoustics. Computer Science and Software Engineering Department, University of Canterbury. Christchurch. New Zealand

Decoding the Sounds of Doñana: Advancements in Bird Detection and Identification Through Deep Learning

Speaker:

Alba Márquez-Rodríguez

Computer Science. Estación Biológica de Doñana. Sevilla. España

All Thresholds Barred: Direct Estimation of Call Density in Bioacoustic Data

Speaker:

Amanda Navine

Bioacoustic Research. University of Hawaii at Hilo. Hilo. Hawaii. United States

Wind detection in soundscape recordings using the YAMNet pre-trained Convolutional Neural Network

Speaker:

Francesca Terranova

PhD Student. Department of Life Sciences and Systems Biology, University of Turin, Turin, Italy

Unsupervised Multi-Species Call Identification through Soundscape Decomposition

Speaker:

Maria Jose Guerrero Muriel

PhD student, SISTEMIC-Universidad de Antioquia, Medellin, Colombia