2025_programme: Towards a model for biological contributions to the soundscape

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  • Day: June 17, Tuesday
      Location / Time: A. TERPSIHORI at 08:10 - 08:30
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  • Session: 08a. Bioacoustics and Soundscape
    Organiser(s): Jennifer Miksis-Olds, Giacomo Giorli
    Chairperson(s): Jennifer Miksis-Olds, Giacomo Giorli
  • Lecture: Towards a model for biological contributions to the soundscape [Invited]
    Paper ID: 2336
    Author(s): Kevin Heaney, Andrew Heaney
    Presenter: Kevin Heaney
    Abstract: In understanding the ocean soundscape, most modeling efforts have been focused on shipping, wind and then other anthropogenic sound sources. In many environments, at particular frequencies, the soundscape can be dominated by vocalizations made by marine animals (mammals and fishes). From the navy perspective these are considered biological noise. Ih this paper we present a methodology for predicting the marine mammal contribution to the soundscape by combining marine bioacoustics, dynamical oceanographic modeling, ecology and ocean acoustic propagation modeling. In addition to predicting the contribution of animal sounds to the soundscape, the technique permits the generation of large sets of animal vocalization training data for ML/AI classification algorithms.
  • Corresponding author: Dr Kevin Heaney
    Affiliation: Applied Ocean Sciences
    Country: United States

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