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NEW TOOLS FOR MONITORING BIODIVERSITY
The loss of biodiversity on a global scale is accelerating, and the growing number of threatened species and degraded ecosystems requires increasingly more efficient monitoring tools. The use of new automated technologies, such as autonomous sound recording, camera traps, drones, etc., allied to the use of machine learning tools, provides an opportunity to improve monitoring and decision-making processes with regard to conservation.
This area of research and transfer aims to:
• Develop methodologies based on new technologies for monitoring biodiversity and measuring the impact of environmental and anthropic factors on biodiversity loss.
• Utilise the methods developed to respond to ecological issues and promote biodiversity conservation, particularly for species that are rare, threatened or hard to find.
This area of research and transfer aims to:
• Develop methodologies based on new technologies for monitoring biodiversity and measuring the impact of environmental and anthropic factors on biodiversity loss.
• Utilise the methods developed to respond to ecological issues and promote biodiversity conservation, particularly for species that are rare, threatened or hard to find.
TEAM
Cristian Pérez-Granados
Head of group
Jose Luis Albarracin de la Torre
Technician (M)
Cristina Alonso Moya
KTT specialist
Arnau Campanera Moliné
Associate (M)
Featured Projects
EVOLARK
Contact
Cristian Pérez-Granados / cristian.perez@ctfc.cat /
Forest Science and Technology Centre of CataloniaCrta. St. Llorenç de Morunys, Km.2