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Evidence of ecosystem process recovery across a large-scale coral reef restoration programme using AI accelerated soundscape analysis

2025-09-26

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1. Coral reef restoration efforts are on the increase globally. However, reporting on the ecological outcomes of these efforts is rare and typically focuses on coral related metrics. As a result, understanding of whether restoration can recover broader aspects of reef functioning remains limited. In this study we use passive acoustic monitoring coupled with human-in-the-loop artificial intelligence to analyse >12...

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Literature Corpus work: 27c584ab-556d-5326-98cc-6b1b29467588
DOI: 10.1101/2025.09.24.678197

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