BatScope

Quick Guide and Feature Overview

With BatScope, you can

• transfer your BATLOGGER recordings from SD card to a well-structured, consistent database on your Mac
• easily browse your collection of bat recordings and get an overview over their contents
• view spectrograms of recorded sequences
• track your route of recording via BATLOGGER GPS records comfortably in Google Maps/Earth
• search, filter and sort your database of bat recordings by any criteria such as time, location, BATLOGGER settings, number of calls, etc.
• organize and structure your data in different projects; move or delete it if necessary
• easily share your BATLOGGER recordings with other users

New in version 2

• detect echolocation calls in recorded sequences and analyze them
• classify calls into species of origin - new with three classifiers!
  
• filter results in many ways
• and much more...explore yourself!
• Migrating from version 1.1.1 to 2.0 beta 11: the previous projects have to be INTEGRATED
• Migrating from version 2.0 beta 12 and above: export the previous database BEFORE YOU UPDATE! After the update is installed, you can import the database again (see File menu). Much quicker than previous solution...
• Please consult Manual and FAQ...
  

Patch for version 2

• In BatScope 2.0 an error message from Google appears since recently, when viewing the recording locations. The patch in the enclosed image will correct this error: BatScope_2.0_Google_Maps_API_Patch.dmg

System requirements

• Mac (with Intel processor!), OS X 10.5-10.7, set decimal separator to . (point) in system settings!
• 1 GB RAM (2 GB recommended), 1 GHz CPU
• SD card reader for importing from Batlogger SD cards directly
• Google Earth and Raven (Pro or Lite) are recommended for full exploitation of features

• General Information - (BatScope manual)
  

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Contact

• Martin Obrist