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Gympie Bat communities: Gympie National Park

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This provides a link to the 15 days of audio recordings that were specially collected to search for bat species at the Gympie National Park site (26◦  3’ 49.6” South, 152◦ 42’ 42.3” East). A link is provided to the Ecosounds website (Truskinger, A., Cottman-Fields, M., Eichinski, P., Towsey, M., & Roe, P. (2014). Practical Analysis of Big Acoustic Sensor Data for Environmental Monitoring. Paper presented at the 2014 IEEE Fourth International Conference on Big Data and Cloud Computing, Sydney, Australia). This link takes you to the visualisation page where you will see 15 green boxes, each box marks the 12 hours of recording on each of the 15 days. These can be moved left or right to line up with the central shaded area which overlays the green boxes. When the selection box overlays a recording, select a time and press the words "Go to.....". You may like to go to 18:10 on the 8 August 2017 to see some bat calls between the frequency of 40 and 45 kHz.

Access rights

The data is publicly available on the Ecosounds website, to access users must log in with a verified email address.

Geographical area of data collection

kmlPolyCoords
152.702082,-26.055611 152.724226,-26.055611 152.724226,-26.068950 152.702082,-26.068950 152.702082,-26.055611

Publications

Research areas

bat ecolocation
Environmental sciences
Information and computing sciences
false-colour spectrograms
long-duration audio recordings

Cite this collection

Phillips, Yvonne (2018): Gympie Bat communities: Gympie National Park. Queensland University of Technology. (Sound) https://doi.org/10.4225/09/589d21a7495cd

Data file types

WAV file

Copyright

©Yvonne Phillips, 2018

Dates of data collection

From 2017-07-31 to 2017-08-15

Other

Date record created:
2018-02-01T15:53:48
Date record modified:
2019-08-29T12:21:56
Record status:
Published - Open Access