Ed Baker FLS ARCS

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I am an interdisciplinary researcher investigating how technology can be used to monitor biodiversity, in particular using bioacoustic and ecoacoustic approaches.

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Latest publications

Good practice guidelines for long-term ecoacoustic monitoring in the UK

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Talks

04/10/2024 - Bioacoustics @ NHM

04/09/2024 - TDWG 2024

11/07/2024 - Ecoacoustic Congress

25/06/2024 - Nature Tech Expo

24/04/2024 - How data in the cloud could help restore UK's biodiversity - AWS Summit 2024

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Notes

Prophalangopsis obscura

Linux audio recipes

Acoustics figures

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Some thoughts on:

Nature Overheard

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What’s it about?

Insects are important for a healthy environment, but noise can make it hard for them to communicate with each other. They may have to change their sounds to be heard in noisy places.

Join us to collect data to better understand how road noise affect insects through the Nature Overheard survey. Or take part in other activities to support this research while you build your own scientific skills and knowledge.

Press

Naked Scientists

Earth Day 2023’s Nature Overheard project. Interview with Abigail Lowe. Naked Scientists podcast.

See Also

FlyTunes a crowd-sourcing project to identify the contents of sound clips for machine learning identification methods.