2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.ecolind.2018.09.029
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The sound of management: Acoustic monitoring for agricultural industries

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“…It resolves some major challenges and constraints associated with acoustic data analysis including: (1) accounts for temporal autocorrelation of acoustic data, which violates most statistical test assumptions; (2) combines more than one index to assign soundscape components; and (3) performs in different contexts, as demonstrated by the finding that the same set of indices identified the same soundscape components in different ecosystems surveyed at different times, using varying recording schemes. Acoustic recording and indices are now routinely used to monitor biodiversity (Doohan et al, 2019;Moreno-Gómez et al, 2019), but statistical analysis of recordings is problematic due to temporal autocorrelation. By using sub-sequence time-series search, we were able to group sequences of minutes with repetitive patterns across the recordings, reducing the number of consecutive minutes analyzed as independent samples.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It resolves some major challenges and constraints associated with acoustic data analysis including: (1) accounts for temporal autocorrelation of acoustic data, which violates most statistical test assumptions; (2) combines more than one index to assign soundscape components; and (3) performs in different contexts, as demonstrated by the finding that the same set of indices identified the same soundscape components in different ecosystems surveyed at different times, using varying recording schemes. Acoustic recording and indices are now routinely used to monitor biodiversity (Doohan et al, 2019;Moreno-Gómez et al, 2019), but statistical analysis of recordings is problematic due to temporal autocorrelation. By using sub-sequence time-series search, we were able to group sequences of minutes with repetitive patterns across the recordings, reducing the number of consecutive minutes analyzed as independent samples.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nuestros resultados resaltan la utilidad de los métodos bioacústicos para reconocer los efectos de los cambios a nivel de paisaje tanto sobre el ensamble, como sobre las respuestas de las especies que lo conforman. En la medida en que la industria agropecuaria sea más productiva y sostenible, el uso de técnicas de monitoreo acústico estandarizado podrá ser usado en áreas más extensas para proveer indicadores del impacto y de la sostenibilidad de la industria agrícola (Doohan et al, 2019).…”
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“…La industria agrícola y ganadera seguirá recibiendo cada vez más presión para ser simultáneamente productiva y sostenible, así que la atención a tecnicas novedosas que apoyen sus decisiones de manejo seguirá siendo relevante. El uso de técnicas de monitoreo acústico muestra tener un gran potencial ya que puede ser fácilmente estandarizada y aplicada a gran escala para proveer indicadores del impacto y la sostenibilidad de la industria agrícola (Doohan et al, 2019). Es importante que se propicie que los sistemas silvopastoriles generen una estructura más heterogénea y se conviertan en hábitat para otras plantas y animales, de forma que ayuden a incrementar la biodiversidad y mantener diferentes procesos ecológicos vitales en los paisajes ganaderos (Jose et al, 2019;Murgueitio et al, 2013;Rivera et al, 2013).…”
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