Sound Identification of Terrestrial Mammals of Britain & Ireland / Pelagic Identification Guides (ePub)

Name: Sound Identification of Terrestrial Mammals of Britain & Ireland / Pelagic Identification Guides
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Autoren: Neil Middleton , Stuart Newson , Huma Pearce

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This ground-breaking volume covers 42 species of terrestrial mammal - from the red deer to the pygmy shrew, from the pine marten to the hedgehog. The subject is introduced for the first time as a single overarching field of study, including guidance on survey methods, analysis of sound recordings and appropriate software. The book covers species in Britain, Ireland, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands.

Containing over 300 figures in total, each species is considered in detail, with specific spectrogram examples. Furthermore, the book allows the reader access to a downloadable sound library containing more than 250 recordings.

The authors have extensive experience and expertise in bioacoustics, including in the sound identification of mammals. They are also heavily involved in creating tools that use machine-learning algorithms to recognise mammal species from their calls. A real ear-opener, this will be the essential handbook for many years to come, serving ecological consultants, academics, conservationists, hobbyists and serious mammal recorders alike.

Autoren-Porträt von Neil Middleton, Stuart Newson, Huma Pearce

Neil Middleton is a licensed bat worker and trainer, and is the owner of BatAbility Courses & Tuition (www.batability.co.uk), an organisation that delivers ecology-related skills development to customers throughout the UK and beyond. He has a constant appetite for self-development, as well as seeking to develop those around him, and to this end he has designed and delivered in excess of 400 training events covering a wide range of business and ecology-related subjects. Neil has had a strong interest in the natural world since childhood, particularly in relation to birds and mammals. He has studied bats for over 25 years, with a particular focus on their acoustic behaviour (echolocation and social calls).
Other books also available by Neil Middleton:
Social Calls of the Bats of Britain & Ireland (2nd Edition). Pelagic Publishing, Exeter, 2022.
Is That a Bat? A Guide to Non-Bat Sounds Encountered During Bat Surveys. Pelagic Publishing, Exeter, 2020.
The Effective Ecologist - Succeed in the Office Environment. Pelagic Publishing, Exeter, 2016.

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Autoren: Neil Middleton , Stuart Newson , Huma Pearce
2023, 392 Seiten, Englisch
Verlag: Pelagic Publishing
ISBN-10: 1784273821
ISBN-13: 9781784273828
Erscheinungsdatum: 14.11.2023

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