Acoustic monitoring in terrestrial environments using microphone arrays: applications, technological considerations and prospectus
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Andreas M. Ali | Alan H. Krakauer | Jill L. Deppe | Alexander N. G. Kirschel | D. Blumstein | L. Girod | C. Clark | D. Mennill | P. Clemins | K. Yao | G. Patricelli | A. Krakauer | K. Cortopassi | S. Hanser | B. McCowan | A. Kirschel | Lewis Girod
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