Performance Assessment of the Innovative Autonomous Tool CETOSCOPE© Used in the Detection and Localization of Moving Underwater Sound Sources

The detection and localization of acoustic sources remain technological challenges in bioacoustics, in particular, the tracking of moving underwater sound sources with a portable waterproof tool. For instance, this type of tool is important to describe the behavior of cetaceans within social groups....

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Main Authors: Yann Doh, Beverley Ecalle, Fabienne Delfour, Cyprien Pankowski, Gildas Cozanet, Guillaume Becouarn, Marion Ovize, Bertrand Denis, Olivier Adam
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Published: MDPI AG 2023-04-01
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Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/2077-1312/11/5/960
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author Yann Doh
Beverley Ecalle
Fabienne Delfour
Cyprien Pankowski
Gildas Cozanet
Guillaume Becouarn
Marion Ovize
Bertrand Denis
Olivier Adam
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Beverley Ecalle
Fabienne Delfour
Cyprien Pankowski
Gildas Cozanet
Guillaume Becouarn
Marion Ovize
Bertrand Denis
Olivier Adam
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description The detection and localization of acoustic sources remain technological challenges in bioacoustics, in particular, the tracking of moving underwater sound sources with a portable waterproof tool. For instance, this type of tool is important to describe the behavior of cetaceans within social groups. To contribute to this issue, an original innovative autonomous device, called a CETOSCOPE©, was designed by ABYSS NGO, including a 360° video camera and a passive acoustic array with 4 synchronized hydrophones. Firstly, different 3D structures were built and tested to select the best architecture to minimize the errors of the localizations. Secondly, a specific software was developed to analyze the recorded data and to link them to the acoustic underwater sources. The 3D localization of the sound sources is based on time difference of arrival processing. Following successful simulations on a computer, this device was tested in a pool to assess its efficiency. The final objective is to use this device routinely in underwater visual and acoustic observations of cetaceans.
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spelling doaj.art-79c127406f6a41eb922731710e4594622023-11-18T01:59:10ZengMDPI AGJournal of Marine Science and Engineering2077-13122023-04-0111596010.3390/jmse11050960Performance Assessment of the Innovative Autonomous Tool CETOSCOPE© Used in the Detection and Localization of Moving Underwater Sound SourcesYann Doh0Beverley Ecalle1Fabienne Delfour2Cyprien Pankowski3Gildas Cozanet4Guillaume Becouarn5Marion Ovize6Bertrand Denis7Olivier Adam8Association ABYSS, 1 Rue du Quai Berthier, 97420 Le Port, La Réunion, FranceAssociation ABYSS, 1 Rue du Quai Berthier, 97420 Le Port, La Réunion, FranceAssociation ABYSS, 1 Rue du Quai Berthier, 97420 Le Port, La Réunion, FranceAssociation ABYSS, 1 Rue du Quai Berthier, 97420 Le Port, La Réunion, FranceAssociation ABYSS, 1 Rue du Quai Berthier, 97420 Le Port, La Réunion, FranceAssociation ABYSS, 1 Rue du Quai Berthier, 97420 Le Port, La Réunion, FranceAssociation ABYSS, 1 Rue du Quai Berthier, 97420 Le Port, La Réunion, FranceAssociation ABYSS, 1 Rue du Quai Berthier, 97420 Le Port, La Réunion, FranceAssociation ABYSS, 1 Rue du Quai Berthier, 97420 Le Port, La Réunion, FranceThe detection and localization of acoustic sources remain technological challenges in bioacoustics, in particular, the tracking of moving underwater sound sources with a portable waterproof tool. For instance, this type of tool is important to describe the behavior of cetaceans within social groups. To contribute to this issue, an original innovative autonomous device, called a CETOSCOPE©, was designed by ABYSS NGO, including a 360° video camera and a passive acoustic array with 4 synchronized hydrophones. Firstly, different 3D structures were built and tested to select the best architecture to minimize the errors of the localizations. Secondly, a specific software was developed to analyze the recorded data and to link them to the acoustic underwater sources. The 3D localization of the sound sources is based on time difference of arrival processing. Following successful simulations on a computer, this device was tested in a pool to assess its efficiency. The final objective is to use this device routinely in underwater visual and acoustic observations of cetaceans.https://www.mdpi.com/2077-1312/11/5/960underwater passive acousticssound source detection3D localizationportable autonomous waterproof device
spellingShingle Yann Doh
Beverley Ecalle
Fabienne Delfour
Cyprien Pankowski
Gildas Cozanet
Guillaume Becouarn
Marion Ovize
Bertrand Denis
Olivier Adam
Performance Assessment of the Innovative Autonomous Tool CETOSCOPE© Used in the Detection and Localization of Moving Underwater Sound Sources
Journal of Marine Science and Engineering
underwater passive acoustics
sound source detection
3D localization
portable autonomous waterproof device
title Performance Assessment of the Innovative Autonomous Tool CETOSCOPE© Used in the Detection and Localization of Moving Underwater Sound Sources
title_full Performance Assessment of the Innovative Autonomous Tool CETOSCOPE© Used in the Detection and Localization of Moving Underwater Sound Sources
title_fullStr Performance Assessment of the Innovative Autonomous Tool CETOSCOPE© Used in the Detection and Localization of Moving Underwater Sound Sources
title_full_unstemmed Performance Assessment of the Innovative Autonomous Tool CETOSCOPE© Used in the Detection and Localization of Moving Underwater Sound Sources
title_short Performance Assessment of the Innovative Autonomous Tool CETOSCOPE© Used in the Detection and Localization of Moving Underwater Sound Sources
title_sort performance assessment of the innovative autonomous tool cetoscope c used in the detection and localization of moving underwater sound sources
topic underwater passive acoustics
sound source detection
3D localization
portable autonomous waterproof device
url https://www.mdpi.com/2077-1312/11/5/960
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