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量化船舶噪音和海洋音景中的声学息地丧失

B Hendricks1, M K Pine2, G Baer3

  • 1SoundSpace Analytics, 2845 Penrith Ave, Cumberland V0R 1S0, British Columbia, Canada.

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|June 10, 2025
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概括

一个新的框架准确地量化了水下船舶噪音和海洋生态系统中的声学息地丧失. 该工具有助于评估噪音对海洋声景的影响,解决有效管理的关键知识缺口.

关键词:
听力空间减少,减少了听力空间.管理海洋生态系统的管理.海洋哺乳动物 海洋哺乳动物噪音污染 噪音污染 噪音污染声音景观分析 声音景观分析船舶探测器 船舶探测器

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