Members
AviaNZ Overview The AviaNZ project is a collaboration between mathematicians, data scientists, and conservation biologists, to enable acoustic recordings of birdsong to be turned into reliable estimates of abundance. We are interested in every part of the process: ❖ how to deploy acoustic recorders for different species, ❖ how to turn the recordings into data […]
Upload a Recogniser
Upload a RECOGNISER Have you trained a recogniser on a new species and want to share the resulting filter? Open AviaNZ Manual Processing option. Choose Recognisers and select Manage Recognisers. Export the recogniser to a known directory. Zip the recogniser and it's associated files if you extended your recogniser with Convolution Neural Networks (CNN). Fill […]
Download AviaNZ
Download the latest version of AviaNZ Version 3.4 (2025 November) - Check out new features in this version {tab WINDOWS Installer} Are you upgrading? If you have an older version of AviaNZ installed, follow these steps to uninstall AviaNZ and delete the previous user settings. Note that after the upgrade, any recognisers created earlier will […]
Core members
AviaNZ project is developing with contribution and collaboration from academic researchers to the professional practitioners, whanau/hapu/iwi, and other community members/groups. {loadmodule core_members} {loadmoduleid 110} {loadmoduleid 127} Whanau {loadmoduleid 113} {loadmoduleid 114} {loadmoduleid 128} {loadmoduleid 129} {loadmoduleid 130} {loadmoduleid 131} {loadmoduleid 133} {loadmoduleid 134} {loadmoduleid 140}
ProjectInfo
AviaNZ Overview The AviaNZ project is a collaboration between mathematicians, data scientists, and conservation biologists, to enable acoustic recordings of birdsong to be turned into reliable estimates of abundance. We are interested in every part of the process: ❖ how to deploy acoustic recorders for different species, ❖ how to turn the recordings into data […]