Listening and watching: do camera traps or acoustic sensors more efficiently detect wild chimpanzees in an open habitat?

This dataset was collected with a passive acoustic monitoring and camera trap systems. We manually processed audio files and videos to confirm chimpanzee detections and create matrices of presence/absence for occupancy modelling. These matrices presented in the archive are the raw matrices: for the passive acoustic monitoring, the values correspond to detection/non detection per 30min files and for the camera traps, the values corresponds to detection/non detection per day of deployment. Further steps, as detailed in the manuscript (i.e. divide the sampling period into sampling occasions of 8 days) have been conducted to create the occupancy model.