- Passive acoustic monitoring, or bioacoustics, has gained prominence in recent years as a noninvasive way of collecting large amounts of data to study and monitor biodiversity.
- However, the analysis of massive audio data sets is often expensive and labor-intensive; while artificial intelligence has made it easier, not everyone has the budget and expertise to use these tools.
- Arbimon, an online audio analysis platform developed by conservation technology nonprofit Rainforest Connection, aims to make the analysis of bioacoustics data easier and more accessible.
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