A system for acoustic detection, classification, and localization of terrestrial animals in remote locations
A system for acoustic detection, classification, and localization of terrestrial animals in remote locations
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DOI:
10.1121/1.4970003
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发表时间:
2016-11
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
D. Hawthorne;W. Horn;D. Reinke
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作者:
D. Hawthorne;W. Horn;D. Reinke
Acoustic monitoring of endangered terrestrial animals often involves deploying observation equipment to remote locations which may be difficult or hazardous for human observers to access. We present a system designed for deployment to such locations which is capable of detecting, classifying, and localizing a wide range of vocalizations. The battery/solar powered system can continuously record data for two weeks while sending real-time Wi-Fi detection alerts. Normally, three systems, each composed of a sensor array consisting of a 16 element microphone array, an ancillary processor box, plus ancillary equipment as needed, are deployed allowing detection geolocation. The computer system uses a computationally efficient beamforming algorithm to achieve 12 dB of gain and locate detections in both azimuth and elevation. Vocalizations are classified using a template matching algorithm in the spectrogram image domain. Localization is achieved by crossing the far-field bearings obtained from the three beamformer...