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Publication of Silent Cities dataset
EAR was part of the giant consortium Silent Cities. We installed and monitored 3 recorders during the breakdown, inside and in close proximity of Paris. This COVID-19 related dataset is the result of an amazing work led by led by Samuel Challéat, Nicolas Farrugia, Jérémy Froidevaux, and Amandine Gasc. EAR is very proud to be …
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EAR at the 5th World Ecoacoustics Congress in Madrid
A part of EAR team was present and very active at the 5th World Ecoacoustics Congress that was organized by Diego Llusia and his team in Madrid. Since the first session organized in 2014 in Paris by the starting EAR team, the congress increased in size with more than 250 attendees for this Spanish version. …
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New publication on soundscape automatic exploration!
Congratulations to Joachim Poutaraud for his new article, which opens up new perspectives on the exploration of soundscapes without prior knowledge of the sounds they contain. He proposes a new technique called Meta-embedding Clustering (MEC) to improve clustering quality in unlabeled bird sound datasets that might be very helpful for exploring sound diversity present in …
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