The sixth International Conference on Bio-Acoustics, organised by the Institute 
of Acoustics, will be held at Holywell Park, Loughborough University, UK, 13-14 
August 2019. 

The purpose of the conference will be to review the present state of this 
continually evolving subject area, to report on new developments and to examine 
future trends. Equal emphasis will be given to papers dealing with underwater, 
land-based and airborne studies, covering work which includes but is not 
limited to the bio-acoustics of birds, bats, insects, and marine and 
terrestrial mammals.
 
Particular themes of this conference will embrace, but are not restricted to:
- Biological sound production and reception mechanisms
- Performance evaluation of biological active and passive sonar systems
- Biological acoustic countermeasures and predator evasion techniques
- Physiological and behavioural impacts of anthropogenic sound
- Acoustic methods to reduce contention between animals and man
- Measurement and instrumentation systems used to study biological sounds
- Classification and analysis techniques for biological sounds
- Bio-inspiration and bio-mimetics - applying nature’s solutions to man-made 
systems
- Fisheries acoustics and other industrial applications related to 
bio-acoustics.
 
This conference will include an area for posters, exhibits and demonstrations. 
The aim of the poster area is to allow the informal exchange of scientific 
ideas, views and information.
Presenting authors will be encouraged to make use of the poster area to further 
explore their topic. Space will be made available if they wish to demonstrate 
working equipment.
 
Prospective authors should submit a title and abstract (up to 300 words) to 
[email protected], indicating whether they prefer poster or oral 
presentation.
 
Accepted abstracts will be listed on the website. Lead authors will be notified 
by email as soon as possible and will be given the option of submitting an 
extended abstract or a full paper by Friday 14 June 2019  for inclusion in the 
conference proceedings. Papers may be up to eight pages long, including 
diagrams, and must be prepared in the correct electronic format.
 
Further details of the conference, such as registration and programme will 
appear on the IOA web site www.ioa.org.uk when details have been finalised.
 
Organising committee and further information:
Peter Dobbins ([email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>),
Linda Canty ([email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>)


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