ArticleMethods in ecology and evolution2018
Field testing a novel high residence positioning system for monitoring the fine-scale movements of aquatic organisms.
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Abstract
Acoustic telemetry is an important tool for studying the behaviour of aquatic organisms in the wild.VEMCO high residence (HR) tags and receivers are a recent introduction in the field of acoustic telemetry and can be paired with existing algorithms (e.g. VEMCO positioning system [VPS]) to obtain high-resolution two-dimensional positioning data.Here, we present results of the first documented field test of a VPS composed of HR receivers (hereafter, HR-VPS). We performed a series of stationary and moving trials with HR tags (mean HR transmission period = 1.5 s) to evaluate the precision, accuracy and temporal capabilities of this positioning technology. In addition, we present a sample of data obtained for five European perch
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