Measuring biodiversity with sound: How effective are acoustic indices for quantifying biodiversity in a tropical dry forest?
Mayuri Kotian,
Siddharth Biniwale,
Pravar Mourya
et al.
Abstract:Large‐scale biodiversity conservation and management necessitate rapid assessment tools and technologies. Indices derived from passive acoustic data offer a novel solution for rapid biodiversity monitoring. Although these indices quantify vocalizing biodiversity at a site, previous studies indicate inconsistencies in the indices' performance across different biomes. We tested the efficacy of seven acoustic indices—acoustic complexity index, acoustic diversity index, bioacoustic index (BI), acoustic entropy ind… Show more
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