BEHAVIOR AND ADAPTATION WITH ANIMAL SOUND

It is aimed to process the sound signals received in the environment designed by using monochromatic lighting with different light wavelengths of Japanese quails. Audio signals are filtered and cleared of noise. By using signal processing methods in the time and frequency domain, the behavior and adaptation to light wavelengths are investigated. In order to understand the animal behavior and adaptation status of different color wavelengths used in lighting, sound signals were taken in the first and seventh weeks and the differences depending on gender were interpreted. This book covers obtaining information from sound signals about color wavelengths suitable for animal welfare, and interpretation of signal processing methods and responses at sound frequencies using spectral analysis.