Distance Analysis and Population Calculation from Sound Produced by Animals

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Title: Distance Analysis and Population Calculation from Sound Produced by Animals
Authors: Mathini, S., Raajan, N.R.1, Raju, N.1, Priya, T. Lakshmi1, Preethi, P.1
Source: Procedia Engineering. Sep2012, Vol. 38, p994-1000. 7p.
Subjects: Animal sounds, Scientists, Speech perception, Population density, Animal species, Wildlife conservation
Abstract: Abstract: The scientists have found many ways to adapt a series of formulae for the movement of gas molecules for use with information from speech or sound to determine accurately the population density of a species. Population density information is vital for successful conservation but is otherwise impossible to obtain without expensive and time-consuming surveys for species where individuals cannot be easily identified. Here we propose a new method to calculate the distance using spectral flux and compute population. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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Abstract:Abstract: The scientists have found many ways to adapt a series of formulae for the movement of gas molecules for use with information from speech or sound to determine accurately the population density of a species. Population density information is vital for successful conservation but is otherwise impossible to obtain without expensive and time-consuming surveys for species where individuals cannot be easily identified. Here we propose a new method to calculate the distance using spectral flux and compute population. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
ISSN:18777058
DOI:10.1016/j.proeng.2012.06.125