Description
Sound has proven to be an effective tool in the monitoring of wildlife and for determining and implementing mitigating methods for human disturbance of wildlife. Over the last decades, our ability to produce long-term wide-band recordings has grown exponentially, driving the need to produce automated and semi-automated tools that produce data products in a standardized manner, which increases their usefulness for addressing policy and scientific questions as well as their ability to retain and share these data. In this study, we developed new functionality to further enable large-scale data analysis in PAMGuard, one of the most highly used software packages for capturing and analyzing recordings of wildlife, and developed a PAMGuard interface to Tethys, a reference implementation of the Acoustical Society of America / American National Standards Institute (ASA/ANSI) standard for retaining information about recordings and information that is derived from them.
Award Amount
USD: $880,973
Funding
Type
award
Funder
U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Environmental Studies Program
Funder ID
https://doi.org/10.13039/100012475
Award Dates
2022-09-30 → 2024-09-29
Award Number
M22AC00019
DOI / Resource
Field Xml File
100479.xml
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- ROR:https://ror.org/03tzscr25Series Title:BOEM Environmental StudiesISSN:3071-6349Report Title:Integration of a bioacoustics detection, classification and localization framework (PAMGuard) with a bioacoustics archiving database and workbench (Tethys)Authors:D Gillespie, J Macauley, MA RochPublication Year:2026Publisher:U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Environmental Studies ProgramPlace:Sterling (VA)Report Number:BOEM 2026-018Contract #:M22AC00019Award DOI:10.67297/9A1EFFReport DOI:10.67297/01B39FField Xml File111519.xml (2.55 KB)
