Weather stations for biodiversity: a comprehensive approach to an automated and modular monitoring system
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Wägele, J. Wolfgang (editor)
Tschan, Georg F. (editor)
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The present book provides an as yet unprecedented collection of technological advances that could form the basis for future biodiversity weather stations. The book describes a range of approaches that could make biodiversity assessment as easy as measuring temperature or rainfall in a reliable, reproducible manner. There are still quite some more steps to go – but the combination of approaches shown in the book would make it worthwhile to consider carefully when designing the next level of Global Observing Systems. The present book provides an as yet unprecedented collection of technological advances that could form the basis for future biodiversity weather stations. The book describes a range of approaches that could make biodiversity assessment as easy as measuring temperature or rainfall in a reliable, reproducible manner. There are still quite some more steps to go – but the combination of approaches shown in the book would make it worthwhile to consider carefully when designing the next level of Global Observing Systems.
Keywords
insect trapping systems, multi-channel bioacoustics and depth-aware visual monitoring and non-destructive DNA metabarcodingISBN
ISBN (e-book): 978-619-248-123-0, ISBN (paperback): 978-619-248-122-3Publisher
Pensoft PublishersPublisher website
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Sofia, Bulgaria, 2024-02-12Imprint
Pensoft PublishersSeries
Advanced Books,Classification
Earth Sciences, Geography, Environment, Planning
Pages
224
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