I am a new PhD student at the University of Liverpool working on developing bioacoustic monitoring of belowground invertebrates in savanna habitats. It would be great to know if there are any other people/groups/departments working on something similar!
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$\begingroup$ @Noil, reads now much better. $\endgroup$– WMXZCommented Jan 16 at 16:11
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Based on this CarlyBatist's answer from another SE thread, earthworm bioacoustics is studied by, e.g.:
- a team composed of INRAE and the Institute of Biogeochemistry and Pollutant Dynamics (this paper)
- a team composed of Stanford University, Umeå University and University of Minnesota (this paper).
as well as in an art-science-oriented work by a team composed of Zurich University of the Arts, Swiss Federal Institute, and Agroscope.
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$\begingroup$ Thank you for your reply, and edits to my original post - both are very helpful! $\endgroup$ Commented Jan 23 at 15:11
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Relating to soil bioacoustics and the Zurich connection, my colleague Marcus Maeder teaches, publishes, and mount sound art installation based this research: https://marcusmaeder.ch/research-teaching/
My best, Eric
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$\begingroup$ Hi Eric, Yes I have read a few of his papers, I may get in touch soon to ask a few questions. Thank you so much for your reply, Jonny $\endgroup$ Commented Jan 23 at 15:12
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I would suggest that you look to the work of Dr Carlos Abrahams at Baker Consultants and their collaborators at Warwick University.
See following links:
- https://bakerconsultants.co.uk/news/defra-grants-baker-consultants-major-ecoacoustics-research-grant/
- https://bakerconsultants.co.uk/news/the-sounds-of-soil-make-the-airwaves-on-bbc-radio-4-today/
Regards, Seán
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$\begingroup$ Hi Seán, thank you for your help and sending me the links, I have been in contact with Carlos :) $\endgroup$ Commented Feb 27 at 13:44