The rise of passive acoustic monitoring and the rapid growth in large audio datasets is
driving the development of analysis methods that allow ecological inferences to be drawn …

Emerging infectious diseases continue to pose a significant burden on global public health,
and there is a critical need to better understand transmission dynamics arising at the …

The soundscape encompasses all biological, geophysical, and anthropogenic sounds in an
environment and serves as an important communication medium for biota. While macro …

Acoustic indices are increasingly employed in the analysis of soundscapes to ascertain
biodiversity value. However, conflicting results and lack of consensus on best practices for …

Biodiversity loss is rampant worldwide, particularly in tropical regions like the Amazon. In the
last decade, acoustic indices have been proposed as a rapid method for biodiversity …

Urban foresters are addressing the challenge of urban biodiversity loss through
management plans in the context of rapid urbanization. Protecting the integrity of the urban …

Monitoring biodiversity can be time consuming and costly. Automated recording units
(ARUs) have rapidly emerged as an efficient and cost-effective tool for measuring …

Nighttime studies are underrepresented in ecological research. Even well-known behaviors,
such as the loud call of howler monkeys, are rarely studied at night. Our goal was to help fill …

Passive acoustic monitoring serves as a minimally invasive and effective method for
biodiversity assessment, particularly in bird monitoring through the application of acoustic …

An emerging method of monitoring biodiversity is through the use of audio recordings, often
made by autonomous recording units. Acoustic indices have been developed to estimate …