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GPS collars are more efficient when collecting high-frequency data

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posted on 2023-05-19, 02:29 authored by Hugh McGregor, Legge, SM, Menna JonesMenna Jones, Christopher JohnsonChristopher Johnson
Selecting an appropriate fix schedule has a pivotal role when using GPS collars. On the basis of deployments of GPS collars on 35 cats, we report on an often overlooked consideration: that GPS units are more efficient collecting data at high frequencies (15min between fixes in this study) than low frequencies (>2h between fixes).

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Australian Research Council

Australian Wildlife Conservancy

History

Publication title

Australian Mammalogy

Volume

38

Pagination

237-240

ISSN

0310-0049

Department/School

School of Natural Sciences

Publisher

CSIRO Publishing

Place of publication

Australia

Rights statement

Copyright 2016 Australian Mammal Society

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  • Restricted

Socio-economic Objectives

Terrestrial biodiversity

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