Titlebook: Soundscape Ecology; Principles, Patterns Almo Farina Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014 Animal communication.Bioacous

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Human Dimension of the Soundscape: From Individuals to Society,human societies surrounded by growing anthropogenic noise. The study of the soundscape from the human perspective requires a psychological approach that allows a synthesis between visual and acoustic stimuli..The quality of the sonic ambience increases the acoustic capacity in human hearing and alte

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Sonic Patterns I: The Noise,e of natural (geophonies, biophonies) or manmade (anthrophonies) origin. The noise produced by human activities has grown quite rapidly in the past century, over the larger part of the Earth. Noise reduces the distance from the sender at which a signal can be detected by a receiver. This distance is

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Sonic Patterns III: Sounds and Vibrations from Soils,digging activity of fossorial organisms. Acoustic information from the soil is an important tool for monitoring soil biodiversity in a nondestructive way..In some reptiles, vibrations produced by prey are used for hunting. Vegetation vibration has been proved to orient fossorial moles toward vegetat

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ples.Application of the soundscape ecology to nature conserv.Soundscape Ecology. represents a new branch of ecology and it is the result of the integration of different disciplines like Landscape ecology, Bioacoustics, Acoustic ecology, Biosemiotics, etc. The soundscape that is the object of this di