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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Wildlife Tracking"”.
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Multi-source Energy Harvesting for Wildlife Tracking
… basis remains to be the key challenge for wildlife tracking technology. Traditional ways of replacing battery periodically is not only time and money consuming but also dangerous to live-trapping wild animals. In this paper, an innovative wildlife tracking collar with multi-source energy …
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A concept for wildlife tracking using ultra high frequency (UHF) radio
Wildlife tracking technology is a method routinely used in the detection of small animals or big animals. Normally, a radio tracking using a low frequency between 30MHz to 300MHz known as Very High Frequency (VHF). In this study, a band of Ultra High Frequency (UHF) with a frequency 315MHz is used …
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On a wildlife tracking and telemetry system : a wireless network approach
Motivated by the diversity of animals, a hybrid wildlife tracking system, EcoLocate, is proposed, with lightweight VHF-like tags and high performance GPS enabled tags, bound by a common wireless network design. Tags transfer information amongst one another in a multi-hop store-and-forward fashion, …
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Pseudo Doppler Direction Finding System for Localizing Non-Cooperative VHF Transmitters with a Hybrid UAS
… from navigation to search and rescue and wildlife tracking. However these systems rely on commercially available VHF receivers and are limited in transmission modulation techniques and frequency ranges. The majority of these systems are expensive which places them outside the reach of most …
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Examining environmental and life history correlates of winter and migratory movements in a nomadic Arctic-breeding passerine
… automated digitally-coded radiotelemetry (Motus Wildlife Tracking System) tags deployed on wintering birds in Southwestern Ontario. Additionally, while some individuals were banded, tagged, and released where they were caught, others were strategically displaced by several hundred kilometers to …
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DISCRIMINATING OVERWINTERING ORIGIN AND MIGRATORY CONNECTIVITY IN A LONG-DISTANCE MIGRATORY SHOREBIRD STAGING IN THE CANADIAN PRAIRIES
… δ 15N) in winter-grown feathers and the Motus Wildlife Tracking System to track a northward migratory population of Sanderling (Calidris alba) in the Western Hemisphere. I examined geographic variation in feather isotope values from a northern population of Sanderling staging at Chaplin Lake, …
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Mining sensor and mobility data in cyber-physical systems
… neighborhood watch, environment monitoring and wildlife tracking. The objective of this thesis is to advance the data mining techniques in the novel applications of CPS, and complete the tasks of knowledge discovery by integrating the various properties of physical-world with the information …
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North American Tree Bat (Genera: Lasiurus, Lasionycteris) Migration on the Mid-Atlantic Coast—Implications and Discussion for Current and Future Offshore Wind Development
… in part because direct evidence (i.e., tracking of individuals) has been difficult to obtain so far. For instance, patterns in fall behavior such as the timing of migration events, the existence of migratory pathways, consistencies in the direction of travel, the drivers of over-water …