In this brand new 2023 release we continue our series of videos on passive acoustic monitoring density estimation, this time focussing on the perils of ignoring detecatability when comparing counts of detected sounds…
We recently posted on Youtube the second video from our sci comm series, about cue rates and they are important for passive acoustic density estimation. In the video we follow a researcher, named Len, and help him…
ACCURATE chatted & answered questions of around 20 7th grade kids from Belle Valley School in Belleville Illinois, USA. How do we record the sounds whales do? How do we find back the recording device? What is our…
A member of ACCURATE participated in the training session of Vaka Motu in the Mediterranean Sea from OKEANOS Foundation. Vaka Motu, a Traditionally-Based Double-Hull Sailing Canoe, will be sailing in the Mediterranean…
The oceans are filled with symphonies. Marine animals, especially dolphins and whales, use sounds to feed, communicate and understand the environment around them. Scientists record these sounds and learn to tell these…
Have you ever wondered about how we estimate animal density from passive acoustic recordings. Here’s a video describing cue counting method. Video produced by Maria Zacarias!
Across the world, our wildlife is under threat. Global warming, farming, fishing, buildings, and roads are eating up or damaging wild spaces where animals live. Animals like the vaquita, the world’s rarest marine…
