2024
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0300664
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Automated echolocation classifiers vary in accuracy for northeastern U.S. bat species

Donald I. Solick,
Bradley H. Hopp,
John Chenger
et al.

Abstract: Acoustic surveys of bat echolocation calls are an important management tool for determining presence and probable absence of threatened and endangered bat species. In the northeastern United States, software programs such as Bat Call Identification (BCID), Kaleidoscope Pro (KPro), and Sonobat can automatically classify ultrasonic detector sound files, yet the programs’ accuracy in correctly classifying calls to species has not been independently assessed. We used 1,500 full-spectrum reference calls with known … Show more

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