bat_echolocation_calls | R Documentation |
A set of 1805 echolocation call recordings collected from 449 individual bats across 22 species and 5 families. Calls were recorded at a sampling rate of 500 kHz. The original data set is described by Stathopolous et al. (2017) (see link below). Additional features have been extracted from echolocation calls allow comparative analysis. These feature are based on a harmonic model for bat echolocation calls and the feature extraction procedure is described in Meagher (2020) (see second link below)
bat_echolocation_calls
A data frame with 1816 observations of 4 variables:
The individual bat identifier.
The bat species identifier.
The species family identifier.
A list of calls recorded at a sampling rate of 500 kHz.
A list of estimates for the fundamental frequency taken from the bat echolocation call recording and the associated time for the estimate within the call recording.
The time duration of the echolocation call. Reported in milliseconds.
The number of harmonics in the echolocation call.
The harmonic carrying the most energy.
Bat echolocation call identification for biodiversity monitoring: a probabilistic approach - https://doi.org/10.1111/rssc.12217
Bayesian Ancestral Reconstruction for Bat Echolocation - https://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.828108
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