The utility of different acoustic indicators to describe biological sounds of a coral reef soundscape

The utility of different acoustic indicators to describe biological sounds of a coral reef soundscape

Monitoring coral reefs is vital to the conservation of these at-risk ecosystems. While most current monitoring methods are costly and time-intensive, passive acoustic monitoring (PAM) could provide a cost-effective, large scale reef monitoring tool. However, for PAM to be reliable, the results must...

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Main Authors: Baum, J.K (Author), Dimoff, S.A (Author), Halliday, W.D (Author), Juanes, F. (Author), Pine, M.K (Author), Tietjen, K.L (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier B.V. 2021
Subjects:
Acoustic indicators
Acoustic indices
Christmas Island
conservation status
coral reef
Coral reefs
Cost effectiveness
Current monitoring
Decapoda (Crustacea)
Different frequency
Ecosystems
Equatorial Pacific
Fasteners
Fish
Frequency resolutions
High frequency bands
monitoring
Pacific Ocean
Pacific Ocean (Equatorial)
Passive acoustic monitoring
Reefs
Shellfish
Sound pressure level
Soundscapes
species diversity
Underwater acoustic communication
Underwater acoustics
underwater environment
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