Avifaunal and Herpetofaunal point counts with recorded acoustic data
A series of 20 minute avifaunal and herpetofaunal point counts conducted throughout the SAFE landscape across a land degradation gradient. Point counts were spread evenly throughout the 24 hours of the day. Associated with each point count is an audio recording file, so (theoretically) this could be used as a training dataset for automated bioacoustic studies. Jani Sleutel was responsible for avifaunal surveys and Adi Shabrani / Nursyamin Zulkifli for herpetofaunal data. This experiment was primarily designed by Sarab Sethi and Rob Ewers as part of the WWF Biome Health project. Full acoustic data is hosted elsewhere, contact Sarab for more information.
3worksheets
549taxa
0/26locations resolved
Authors
- Sethi, Sarab — Imperial College London
- Ewers, Robert M — Imperial College London
- Jones, Nick — Imperial College London
- Picinali, Lorenzo — Imperial College London
- Orme, David — Imperial College London
- Sleutel, Jani — SEARPP
- Shabrani, Adi — SEARPP
- Zulkifli, Nursyamin — SEARPP
- Bernard, Henry — Universiti Malaysia Sabah
Keywords
- Bioacoustics
- Birds
- Amphibians
- Reptiles
- Point counts
- SAFE project
- Oil Palm
- Riparian
- Tropical forest
Funders
- NERC
- WWF
Permits
- Research — Sabah research council (JKM/MBS.1000-2/2 JLD.8 (63))
Worksheets
| Name | Title | Fields | Rows |
|---|---|---|---|
| Point_count_recordings | Point count recordings | 9 | 1482 |
| Point_count_data | Point count data | 8 | 12985 |
| Audio_moths | Audio moths | 9 | 81 |
Files
- Sarab_point_count_data_SAFE_formatted_aug_2020.xlsx
Taxa
549 GBIF taxa, 0 sequence-derived taxa.