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Cost Effective Acoustic Monitoring of Biodiversity and Bird Populations in Kenya

2016-08-31

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With the increasing need to effectively monitor a growing number of ecosystems of interest due to risks posed to these ecosystems by human activity and climate change, novel approaches to biodiversity monitoring are needed. In this work we demonstrate the application of low cost acoustic recorders based on the Raspberry Pi microprocessor to biodiversity monitoring. The recorders are capable of capturing audio reco...

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Literature Corpus work: eabb7166-bc80-5f39-800f-a2ef1eec8b62
DOI: 10.1101/072546

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