Representation of animal sound information: an analysis of the phononoteca neotropical Jacques Vielliard - Brazil
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https://doi.org/10.62758/re.v3i2.258Keywords:
Information Representation, Phononoteca Neotropical Jacques Vielliard, Sound Communication, Ornithology, BirdsAbstract
The study demonstrates the potential of acoustic communication as a resource that is currently being widely used to monitor biodiversity and identify species. To do this, methods are used to measure the abundance and life cycle of fauna by observing the acoustic repertoire emitted by each specimen or population. In this way, it is understood that the study of sound is a significant context, especially as a tool for contributing to research into the ecology and sound patterns of birds. Consequently, it is understood that the construction and use of collections containing vocal information on birds in sound archives or audio library, becomes an interesting object of research, since their applications interact between the fields of ornithology and bioacoustics. This raises the question of how bird acoustic information is represented in sound collections. To this end, the aim of this research is to: analyze the Phononoteca Neotropical Jacques Vielliard, in order to observe the availability of data that can help in the search for information on animal sound communication; verify how information on the acoustic parameters of bird sound communication is represented in the audio library. The methodology used in this study is exploratory research of a strictly theoretical and descriptive nature and is qualitative and documentary in nature. Using qualitative analysis to carry out this research will mainly contribute to the expansion of future studies aimed at filling gaps in the field of bioacoustics and Archivology present in animal sound collections. Information Science has been considered an important tool for researchers, both by using information technology to manage, collect and distribute knowledge about birds, and through detailed research into the vocalization of avifauna, providing a basis for audio library and bird databases around the world, as well as providing knowledge about the geographical distribution and behavioral characteristics of birds.
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