Intrigued to see how you will use the Open Acoustic Devices AudioMoth USB Microphone in this project.

Testing out audiomoths for an upcoming urban ecology project that will contribute with data to our Biodiversity Action Plan. Field work day at the lovely Coed Ty Llwyd 💚

My new paper is out in Bioacoustics: 'Field tests of small autonomous recording units: an evaluation of in-person versus automated point counts and a comparison of recording quality.'
doi.org/10.1080/095246…
Thanks NSERC / CRSNG & Bowdoin Kent Island.
#bioacoustics #ARUs #ornithology

Happy and exited to go to the field with my new #Hidromoth #Acoustics #Sounds #dolohins 🎙️🐬🎶🎶GroupGets Mamíferos Marinos UNMdP IIMyC-UNMdP-CONICET FCEyN - UNMdP

'Machine learning on a solar-powered environmental sensor' PhD offer is open until April 26th! ⤵️

audio.ls2n.fr/2024/03/27/phd…

Can anyone help identify this sound recording by an Open Acoustic Devices AudioMoth in the Murray River in Southeastern Australia? Occurs very sporadically early and late in the day. Appears as a very clean 600Hz sine wave.

Great to see more examples of Open Acoustic Devices HydroMoth being used for fresh water acoustic monitoring.

Despite having lots of work and limited time, we all downed tools and fell silent to listen when the Uirapuru or Musician Wren started to sing - as indigenous folklore says all forest animals do. A magical experience, fortunately the Audiomoths kept running to capture it.

Our Eclipse Soundscapes Data Collectors will be deploying their AudioMoths tomorrow morning, April 6. These tiny recorders will stay on location through April 10 so we can measure changes in soundscapes before, during, and after the eclipse.

#Eclipse2024 #OneMillionActsOfScience

Recording the sounds of dolphins and collecting fully submersible hydrophones from reefs in the Arabian Gulf. Part of an art-science project in collaboration with John Burt at NYU Abu Dhabi. Thanks to Rebekka Pentti, Beatrice Rivoira, and Lucia Gastoldi, Ph. D.. Open Acoustic Devices #AudioMoth

IUCN Red List IUCN SCC Amphibian Specialist Group Asociación Herpetológica Argentina Ministerio de Ambiente y Cambio Climático de Jujuy Re:wild Amphibian Survival Alliance Con el apoyo de WILDLABS Community vamos a desarrollar un protocolo de Monitoreo Acústico Subacuático Pasivo (MAPS) para determinar el estado de las poblaciones de la Rana Herrumbrada de Pozuelos (Telmatobius rubigo) y monitorear las amenazas
GroupGets
Parques Nacionales

PhD for hire! ☀️🎙️🎶🐦
'Machine learning on a solar-powered environmental sensor'
with applications to #audio #AI

at LS2N CNRS Sciences informatiques (Nantes 🦀)
dir. Hladik, Faucou, & me

3 years
funding ANR
start date negotiable

Apply before Apr 26
audio.ls2n.fr/2024/03/27/phd…

Agh. I have a vague memory that Fairchild tricked me a few years ago by drawing this schematic rotated 180 degrees. They caught me out again!

Too cold and wet for any bats tonight. But there are still thirty Open Acoustic Devices AudioMoth USB Microphones available in the current group order campaign. Less than 12 hours to go. groupgets.com/products/audio…

It's the last day of the 3rd AudioMoth USB Microphone
GroupGets Group Order and only a small number remain groupgets.com/usbmoth

Short thread on new paper by Nilo: Since he started DPhil at Oxford in 2019, Nilo has been an advocate for open & reproducible science. He began a large-scale project deploying AudioMoths across Wytham to record song of male Great Tits from Wytham Tit Study
sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Only a few days left of the 3rd AudioMoth USB Microphone GroupGets Group Order, ending Thursday 28th March 2024. groupgets.com/usbmoth

Exciting news, especially if you want to do a fully-funded AI PhD at Oxford! The AIMS CDT has been successfully renewed (with many thanks to #EPSRC_CDTs ) for another five years! We look forward to welcoming the next generation of AI experts to Oxford

Recorded on an Open Acoustic Devices AudioMoth 1.1.0 deployed in a heat-sealed bag with an improvised Hall sensor magnetic switch.

We'll be incredibly lucky to experience two solar eclipses in the span of just six months. The 10/14/23 annular eclipse allowed Eclipse Soundscapes to test and improve our project for the big show on 4/8/24. Read about what we learned: bit.ly/434EUWs

#Eclipse2024