Google's Oceans Programme Visits Star-Oddi21/08/2012 |
| Representatives from Google’s Oceans Programme team recently visited Star-Oddi, headquartered in Iceland, in relation to Google’s support of tracking animal migration using Google Earth. Using Star-Oddi’s tags and analysis software, the animal could be tracked via Google Earth in 2D or 3D by importing the animal migration data from Star-Oddi’s data analysis software, Patternfinder. |
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Scientists planning to research birds can use Star-Oddi’s geolocator tag, DST bird, which is a very small light-level and temperature logger which can be used to track even small birds. With large amounts of temperature and light data points from tags, the scientist is able to analyse the bird migration route with approximate geolocation (latitude and longitude) at given dates and times. Read more about: data Tracking software Supplier: Star-Oddi More news from this supplier: Magnetic Underwater Research Field Strength Logger: DST Magnetic Scholarships for UCL MSc Hydrographic Surveying Successful Sonar Trials with Naval Undersea Warfare Center Extended Features for SeaZone HydroSpatial Base SonarWiz Supports NOAA Survey Guidelines Seminar on Sea Level Network Nautical Chart for Arctic Updated SPAR Europe and European Lidar Mapping Forum Call for Papers 5th Extraordinary IHC Preparations Seaglider Technology Marketed by Kongsberg Award for Hydrographic Lidar Scanner 
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