You’ve been recording for months. You go back out in the field, anxious to retrieve the data you’ve collected. You check the SD card. There’s not nearly as much data as you should have. The recording schedule that you programmed indicates that you should have been recording, and the SM2 itself is still functioning, but recording was only triggered a handful of times.
In order to offer more flexibility from potential users of our meta data and WAC reader, we now use the MIT open software license (instead of GNU GPLv3). We have also added some additional meta data tags. The latest can be found at wa_meta-1.1.zip and wac2wavcmd-1.1.zip.
Trying to raise environmentally conscious children in a world filled with iPads and televisions is an ever-constant challenge. As a mother of a young daughter I struggle to make her aware of the biology in the world around her.
When you’re working with animals as precocious as dolphins, the lines can sometimes be blurred as to who is observing whom!
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Guest Blog:The Pitfalls of Permitting
About MeHi, I’m Florencia Sangermano. I’m a recipient of Wildlife Acoustic Grant Q1-2019 and I’m going to be sharing some of my research experiences a...
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