Add to ORKGFor echolocation, bats emit sound and listen to echoes (Griffin, 1958). To investigate the directional sensitivity of their echolocation system it is necessary to measure the directional properties of both the orientation sounds and the ears. The field of th
In this paper, the measurements of the head-related transfer function (HRTF) of the bat-head models ...
SummaryEcholocators use echoes of sounds they produce, clicks or calls, to detect objects. Usually, ...
The horseshoe-bat Rhinolophus ferrumequinum is the best known representative of those bats using con...
Echolocating bats emit orientation sounds and analyze the returning echoes, in order to detect the p...
Among several bat acoustic capabilities, it is reported that the error they show in discriminating t...
1. Radiation patterns of the 55, 75 and 95 kHz components in frequency-modulated sounds emitted by t...
Among several bat acoustic capabilities, it is reported that the error they show in discriminating t...
Among several bat acoustic capabilities, it is reported that the error they show in discriminating t...
When a bat approaches a target, it continuously modifies its echolocation sounds and relies on incom...
All echolocating bats and whales measured to date emit a directional bio-sonar beam that affords the...
All echolocating bats and whales measured to date emit a directional bio-sonar beam that affords the...
All echolocating bats and whales measured to date emit a directional bio-sonar beam that affords the...
All echolocating bats and whales measured to date emit a directional bio-sonar beam that affords the...
The goal of this research is to establish an experimental technique that can accurately quantify and...
There are various approaches to understanding the echolocation phenomenon of bats. A part of the ech...
In this paper, the measurements of the head-related transfer function (HRTF) of the bat-head models ...
SummaryEcholocators use echoes of sounds they produce, clicks or calls, to detect objects. Usually, ...
The horseshoe-bat Rhinolophus ferrumequinum is the best known representative of those bats using con...
Echolocating bats emit orientation sounds and analyze the returning echoes, in order to detect the p...
Among several bat acoustic capabilities, it is reported that the error they show in discriminating t...
1. Radiation patterns of the 55, 75 and 95 kHz components in frequency-modulated sounds emitted by t...
Among several bat acoustic capabilities, it is reported that the error they show in discriminating t...
Among several bat acoustic capabilities, it is reported that the error they show in discriminating t...
When a bat approaches a target, it continuously modifies its echolocation sounds and relies on incom...
All echolocating bats and whales measured to date emit a directional bio-sonar beam that affords the...
All echolocating bats and whales measured to date emit a directional bio-sonar beam that affords the...
All echolocating bats and whales measured to date emit a directional bio-sonar beam that affords the...
All echolocating bats and whales measured to date emit a directional bio-sonar beam that affords the...
The goal of this research is to establish an experimental technique that can accurately quantify and...
There are various approaches to understanding the echolocation phenomenon of bats. A part of the ech...
In this paper, the measurements of the head-related transfer function (HRTF) of the bat-head models ...
SummaryEcholocators use echoes of sounds they produce, clicks or calls, to detect objects. Usually, ...
The horseshoe-bat Rhinolophus ferrumequinum is the best known representative of those bats using con...