Clea Parcerisas

This paper describes the BioDCASE data challenge, which aims to advance computational bioacoustics through structured public contests, and reports on its procedures, tasks, and recommendations for community initiatives.

This study shows that echosounders used for fish detection significantly reduce harbour porpoise presence, with no habituation observed over six weeks of exposure.

The paper presents a framework for processing and analyzing marine passive acoustic monitoring data to improve global ocean soundscape understanding and management.