A healthy coral reef is loud. Like a busy city, the infrastructure leads to more organisms and activity, and more background noise. Every time an invertebrate drags their hard shell over the coral, or a fish takes a bite of its food, they add to the soundscape.
How seaweed has been misleading scientists about reef health
Detecting gregarious Goliath groupers using their low-frequency
Snap, crackle, pop: Healthy coral reefs are brimming with noise
Laur Ferris, PhD on LinkedIn: #osm24 #turbulence #auv
Detecting gregarious Goliath groupers using their low-frequency
Detecting gregarious Goliath groupers using their low-frequency
AI learns coral reef 'song
Laur Ferris, PhD on LinkedIn: #osm24 #turbulence #auv
Laur Ferris, PhD on LinkedIn: #osm24 #turbulence #auv
Laur Ferris, PhD on LinkedIn: #osm24 #turbulence #auv
Laur Ferris, PhD on LinkedIn: #osm24 #turbulence #auv
AI learns coral reef 'song