EchoSystem: uma plataforma integrada para monitoramento bioacústico e micrometeorológico

Abstract

Biodiversity loss driven by factors such as deforestation, wildfires, and urban expansion highlights the need for effective environmental monitoring strategies. This work presents EchoWeb, an open-source web platform for the processing and analysis of bioacoustic and micrometeorological data, and its integration within EchoSystem, a complete end-to-end monitoring ecosystem. EchoWeb supports acoustic index computation, spectrogram visualization, and structured organization of scientific results through a web-based interface. A case study conducted near Federal University of Amazonas demonstrates its applicability in real-world conditions. Simulation experiments based on Poisson arrival processes and log-normal workload distributions show that the main system bottleneck lies in the audio processing stage. Results further indicate that scaling the number of audio-worker instances significantly reduces end-to-end response time and improves system throughput.