Experimentally derived detection distances from audio recordings and human observers enable integrated analysis of point count data
Published: July 9, 2016
Author:
Yip D
,
Leston L
,
Bayne EM
,
Sólymos P
,
Grover A
The study compares the detection distances between human listeners and autonomous recording units (ARUs). The study noted that humans generally could detect sound at a greater distance than an ARU. The results collected from this comparison were used to generate correction factors for four commonly used ARUs to standardize detection distances.
Document Type: Projects and Units - Bioacoustic Unit
Subject Area: Monitoring
