by Shaun Ryan
04, March 2022
A new tagging interface for audio recordings includes a spectrogram enabling you to easily identify the interesting parts of a recording. The Cacophony Index and tags added by machine learning are now visible.
by Shaun Ryan
03, June 2021
We have just released our automatic ruru/morepork identification software. This software runs over every file uploaded from a Cacophony Bird Monito...
by Shaun Ryan
29, April 2021
A summary of the Pestival hui on Great Barrier Island, April 2021.
by Shaun Ryan
06, November 2020
A discussion of a research paper comparing human and automatic bird monitors.
by Shaun Ryan
17, March 2020
Automatic algorithms developed by The Cacophony Project have been used to find recordings of Morepork in Karaka Bay and Centennial Park.
by Shaun Ryan
06, March 2020
Two Android apps developed by the Cacophony Project have recently been updated: the Bird Monitor and Sidekick apps.
Bird Monitor
At the heart of t...
by Shaun Ryan
25, February 2020
We started calculating Cacophony Index values for each bird recording back in December. A few weeks ago we made the Cacophony Index accessible usin...
by Shaun Ryan
31, January 2020
As promised, the fantastic engineers at The Cacophony Project have released the first version of the Cacophony Index and you can now have a look at...
by Shaun Ryan
12, November 2019
The Cacophony team now have a weekly release cycle where new software is released to a test environment and tested software is released to producti...
by Shaun Ryan
07, November 2019
The power bank enabler is now available for sale, allow you to use power banks with your bird monitor, and a smaller, lower cost solar option.
by Shaun Ryan
31, October 2019
We have a new machine learning engineer working on a Cacophony Index, automatic speech detection and automatic bird classification
by Shaun Ryan
09, September 2019
5 minute bird counts are a popular way of monitoring forest birds. One of the problems with these is that they are sensitive to the hearing abiliti...
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A new tagging interface for audio recordings includes a spectrogram enabling you to easily identify the interesting parts of a recording. The Cacophony Index and tags added by machine learning are now visible.
We have just released our automatic ruru/morepork identification software. This software runs over every file uploaded from a Cacophony Bird Monito...
A summary of the Pestival hui on Great Barrier Island, April 2021.
A discussion of a research paper comparing human and automatic bird monitors.
Automatic algorithms developed by The Cacophony Project have been used to find recordings of Morepork in Karaka Bay and Centennial Park.
Two Android apps developed by the Cacophony Project have recently been updated: the Bird Monitor and Sidekick apps. Bird Monitor At the heart of t...
We started calculating Cacophony Index values for each bird recording back in December. A few weeks ago we made the Cacophony Index accessible usin...
As promised, the fantastic engineers at The Cacophony Project have released the first version of the Cacophony Index and you can now have a look at...
The Cacophony team now have a weekly release cycle where new software is released to a test environment and tested software is released to producti...
The power bank enabler is now available for sale, allow you to use power banks with your bird monitor, and a smaller, lower cost solar option.
We have a new machine learning engineer working on a Cacophony Index, automatic speech detection and automatic bird classification
5 minute bird counts are a popular way of monitoring forest birds. One of the problems with these is that they are sensitive to the hearing abiliti...
