Monitoring the acoustic ecology of the shelf break of Georges Bank, Northwestern Atlantic Ocean: New approaches to visualizing complex acoustic data

Monitoring the acoustic ecology of the shelf break of Georges Bank, Northwestern Atlantic Ocean: New approaches to visualizing complex acoustic data

Within a soundscape, anthropogenic sound often dominates frequency ranges used by various species, leading to signal overlap and potential communication masking. The acoustic niche hypothesis predicts species will avoid competition by vocalizing at unique bandwidths. To evaluate the extent of anthro...

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Main Authors: Baumann-Pickering, S. (Author), Cholewiak, D. (Author), Frasier, K.E (Author), Hildebrand, J.A (Author), Trickey, J.S (Author), Van Parijs, S.M (Author), Weiss, S.G (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier Ltd 2021
Subjects:
acoustic data
Acoustic niche
Anthropogenic noise
Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic Ocean (Northwest)
Cetacea
cetacean
Cetaceans
communication
Communication masking
continental shelf
Data visualization
environmental monitoring
Georges Bank
human activity
Oncorhynchus gorbuscha
Physeteridae
shelf break
Soundscapes
species conservation
spectral analysis
temporal analysis
visualization
Ziphiidae
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