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Fly, land, listen: Autonomous intermittent locomotion enables scalable low-noise drone ecoacoustic surveys
Ecoacoustic monitoring is enabling scientists and land managers to monitor and manage biodiversity more effectively and cost-efficiently in the face of human pressures and rapidly changing climates. Currently, most ecoacoustic surveys use manually deployed static sensors to record data, limiting the
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