Ed Baker FLS ARCS

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

04/09/2024 - 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

03/2024 - Next generation monitoring at the Natural History Museum

11/2023 - UK Nature Recovery theme Town Hall

11/2023 - Garden Science workshop

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Notes

Prophalangopsis obscura

Linux audio recipes

Acoustics figures

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Some thoughts on:

Urban Research Station

Sensor network

The sensor network will consist of round 25 devices measuring acoustic activity and the environment.

Ed Baker installing a sensor in the URban Research Station at the Natural History Museum — Installing acoustic sensor on a tree. © The Trustees of the Natural History Museum, London

Media

Natural History Museum’s new gardens aim to restore UK’s urban nature New Scientist (2024)

ITV News (2024) Discussing audio sensor network in NHM Gardens.

Ed Baker on ITV News