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It’s Our Nature to KnowAlberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute

Now I've heard everything

The acoustic revolution in

wildlife monitoring

Dan FarrErin BayneMonica KohlerShawn Morrison

It’s Our Nature to KnowAlberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute

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Dan vs Machine

Species: Good match: 80%Abundance: Good match in 3 categories (0, 1, >1)

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Dan vs Machine

Species: Good match: 80%Abundance: Good match in 3 categories (0, 1, >1)

Caveat: Unidirectional microphone

1990 2000 2010

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2007Better microphones

OmnidirectionalDigital recorders

1990 2000 2010

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Audio file transcription

2007-201410,000 recordings

10 min each100,000 minutes

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2007-2014

263 species167,000 records

1077 sites across Alberta

1990 2000 2010

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www.species.abmi.ca

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Application

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SecretiveCall at nightSoggy feet

141990 2000 2010

ARU

Automated recording unitsPortableDurable

Programmable

ARU

151990 2000 2010

Automated recording units

JUST SET IT AND FORGET IT

ARU

LowerAthabasca

Edmonton

Calgary

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Erin Bayne

University of Alberta

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2013-2014

> 200 sitesup to 5 ARUs per site

10 minutes hourly5 – 100 days per site

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Audio file transcription?

2013-201410X more recordings than previous 8 yr

> 1 million minutes

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2013-201410X more recordings than previous 8 yr

> 1 million minutes

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Contact call Alarm call

Song

Spectrogram – a picture of sound

Cornell Lab of Ornithology

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Yellow Rail

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Yellow Rail

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Alberta Yellow Rail records

2013-2014

1767 sample locationsYellow Rails at 5%

2/3 manual1/3 computer-assisted

24E. Bayne, in prep.

Yellow Rail Habitat

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Key questionsPopulation size

Population trendsResponse to development

Alberta range?

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2015Lower Athabasca

Long-term monitoringCause-effect research

Basic biology

2015Alberta Boreal

70 sites4 ARUs per site

March - June

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0.05

0.1

0.15

0.2

0.25

0.3

0.35

0.4

BC

FRW

OFR

WIS

NC

OLO

LCSP

RN

GR

CO

NI

BC

CH

GH

OW

RU

GR

SOR

AW

ETO

BA

DO

TUSW

MA

LLN

SWO

WTS

PSP

SAC

AN

GA

LFL

GW

TEA

MC

OC

OR

AC

HSP

LEYE

SAC

RR

ND

UC

ATO

BO

OW

PB

GR

LISP

YRW

AC

OYT

STSP

SWSP

CC

SPG

RYE

KIL

LM

AW

RA

MW

ILE

OW

RC

KI

DEJ

UFR

GU

CO

NW

AM

RO

OV

ENB

EAV

WO

LFP

IWO

GG

OW

SOSA

BW

TEO

CW

ATE

WA

PA

WA

LEFL

RES

QLE

SCSN

GO

NES

PW

WC

REA

PH

SEW

RYB

SAFO

TER

BG

UG

AD

WG

BH

EA

TTW

MA

WA

WTD

EYE

RA

BH

VI

BLJ

AB

LTE

BO

CH

BB

MA

BO

GU

BW

HA

SWTH

WET

AN

OFL

WA

VI

CO

GO

RB

GR

NLF

RC

OYE

MA

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WA

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E. Bayne, in prep.

1076 recordings10 min each

All at midnight

93 species

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30 second clip

Logan McLeodUniversity of Alberta

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Ecological recoveryof reclaimed wellsites

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ARU ArraysTriangulate to locate individuals

Scott WilsonUniversity of Alberta

± 13 m

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ARU ArraysTriangulate to locate individuals

Scott WilsonUniversity of Alberta

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Computer recognition

1990 2000 2010 2020

ARU

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Citizen science

1990 2000 2010 2020

ARU

Bioacoustic Unit

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Dan Farr

Application Director

Erin Bayne

Scientific Director

Monica Kohler

Communications

Shawn Morrison

Senior Research Associate

Hedwig Lankau

Research Coordinator

Jim Schieck

Monitoring Director

Audio Technicans

Alex Macphail

Nicole Boucher

Michelle Knaggs

Cassandra Hardy

Graduate Students

Logan McLeod

Scott Wilson

Natasha Annich

Daniel Yip

Julia Shonfield

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Sponsors

Images & mediaAlberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute

Cornell Lab of OrnithologyIntegration & Application Network,

University of MarylandRonco

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