Posts by Michael Pitzrick
Automated and Robust Measurement of Signal Features
Dr. Kathryn A. Cortopassi January 2006 INTRODUCTION Measurement of signal characteristics (or features) is a crucial step in many bioacoustic studies. Such feature sets can, for example, form the basis of analyses relating signal attributes to various biological measures and contexts, or of recognition-discrimination tasks providing for automatic extraction of relevant signals from large data…
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Read MoreRaven Pro Documentation
Introduction In 2010, we stopped keeping up the Raven Pro User’s Manual because it was too time-consuming and expensive given the rate of software development. You can find a summary of changes to Raven Pro since 2010 in New Features (Not In Manual). Discussion We are developing alternative forms of documentation for Raven Pro and…
Read MoreRecommended Literature about Passive Acoustic Monitoring (PAM)
Introduction The following may prove useful for those conducting their own Passive Acoustic Monitoring (PAM) projects. The authors include: Suggested by Connor Wood Study Design Study Examples Suggested by Stefan Kahl
Read MoreSignal Calibration
Introduction For Raven Pro to report power measurements relative to a known standard and amplitude measurements with standard units, you must first calibrate Raven Pro. Otherwise, power and amplitude measurements are relative, not absolute. Discussion See Signal Calibration section.
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