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Land and passive acoustic monitoring of Kep dolphins
peer-reviewed methods and field study · Kep coastal waters
Observation / publication dates: August 2018–June 2019; published 2020
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What is available
The full article is available here, with a reviewed summary and original methods. Detailed event-level extraction may remain incomplete.
Findings and interpretation
- The study compares shore-based observations and passive acoustic detection in Kep during August 2018–June 2019, using matched periods across 22 days.
- Detection differed between methods; combining approaches can improve monitoring. The recorder position is not a dolphin encounter location. Abstract pp.51–52; analysis p.55.
How to read this evidence
Observation effort and C-POD detections
Acoustic detections show dolphin activity during recorder deployments, not the number of individual dolphins.
Attribution
Retain source attribution and source-specific terms; no new blanket licence inferred. Included for education/research.
Catalogue reference: KH36