Advancing Amphibian Conservation with Dead-Reckoning Techniques
Advancing Amphibian Conservation with Dead-Reckoning Techniques
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In this presentation, we delve into the study of amphibian movement, highlighting its importance for the conservation of these most endangered vertebrates. Traditional methods, such as VHF telemetry, often fail to provide fine-scale movement details due to their sporadic data collection. Introducing dead-reckoning, a novel technique integrating continuous sensor data, originally tested on penguins and now applied to amphibians, enables the capture of micro-movements and detailed movement...