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30 May 2022
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Sensor availability in the PRC
David Savage
My lab has a visiting scholar from China who's interested in potentially conducting acoustic monitoring work once he returns home next year. It seems like most of the major...
14 April 2022
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Survey on Economic Value of Ecological Data
David Savage
Hello everybody! I'm working on a project dealing with some methods we can potentially use to assess the economic value of conservation tech and/or ecological data....
27 January 2022
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Training the Trainers
David Savage
Hey all, this came up in journal club today (journal club is great and you should come). I know a lot of us end up having to train others in how to use hardware or software tools...
22 October 2021
Discussion
Arbimon terms of service
David Savage
I'm currently working on trying to get my lab group to start using Arbimon, since it has some pretty cool functionality. However, in the Arbimon terms of service, I ran across...
7 October 2021
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Incidental recording of people (in an IRB context)
David Savage
I'm currently going through an IRB submission for a survey I intend to give landowners as part of an acoustic sensor deployment in upcoming months, and I'm being asked...
30 June 2021
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My group is currently trying to improve the database we use to store our recordings, and we're trying to figure out how to represent a sensor's duty cycle in a way that is...
11 September 2019
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