Titlebook: Spatial Database for GPS Wildlife Tracking Data; A Practical Guide to Ferdinando Urbano,Francesca Cagnacci Book 2014 Springer International

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GPS wildlife tracking data and related biological and enviro.This book guides animal ecologists, biologists and wildlife and data managers through a step-by-step procedure to build their own advanced software platforms to manage and process wildlife tracking data. This unique, problem-solving-orient

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From Data to Information: Associating GPS Positions with Animals,er to have GPS data imported and processed in real-time. In the exercise for this chapter, you extend the database built in . and . with two new tables, . and ., and a set of dedicated database triggers and functions that add the necessary tools to properly manage the association of GPS positions with animals.

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From Data to Information: Associating GPS Positions with Animals, data management process. This can be achieved using the information on the deployments of GPS sensors on animals (when sensors started and ceased to be deployed on the animals). In the case of a continuous data flow, the transformation of GPS positions into animal locations must be automated in ord

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Tracking Animals in a Dynamic Environment: Remote Sensing Image Time Series,them. Typically, these geographic layers derive from remote sensing measurements, commonly those collected by sensors deployed on earth-orbiting satellites, which can be updated on a monthly, weekly or even daily basis. The modelling potential for integrating these two levels of ecological complexit