Climate change is an important cause of the irreversible transformation of habitats, of the
rapid extinction of species, and of the dramatic changes in entire communities, especially for …

Soundscape Ecology is an emerging area of science that does not focus on the identification
of species in the soundscape but attempts to characterize sounds by organizing them into …

Interest in ecoacoustics has resulted in an influx of acoustic data and novel methodologies
to classify and relate landscape sound activity to biodiversity and ecosystem health …

Global biodiversity is declining rapidly while the human population grows exponentially.
This creates pressure for agricultural industries to improve productivity, but also demonstrate …

The evolutionary success of a species is linked to its ability to communicate. Auditory, optic
and olfactory systems are biological communication channels. Compared to the latter two …

Standardized methods for biodiversity monitoring are needed to evaluate conservation
efforts. Acoustic indices are used in biodiversity assessments, but need to be compared to …

Acoustic signals that emanate from ecosystems are an important ecological variable which
can provide evidence of current ecological condition as well as ecological change over time …

Ecoacoustics is an emerging interdisciplinary science that investigates natural and
anthropogenic sounds and their relationships with the environment over multiple scales of …

Abstract The Internet of Things (IoT) is increasingly present in people's daily lives and in
many projects involving Smart Farm monitoring. Digital processing of audio signals enables …

Historically, forage and grasslands have been valued for multiple benefits such as soil
conservation, water quality protection, and an esthetically pleasing landscape. These …