Satellite tracking and avian conservation in Asia.
Satellite tracking and avian conservation in Asia.
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DOI：
10.1007/s11355-005-0002-4
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发表时间：
2005-05-01
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通讯作者：
Pierre, Johanna P.
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作者：
Higuchi, Hiroyoshi;Pierre, Johanna P.
利用卫星跟踪，我们已经跟踪亚洲鸟类的迁徙超过10年。我们对大约15种鸟类的迁徙模式进行了调查，重点是但不限于鹤(格鲁科)和鹤(蝉科)。为了转播鸟类的位置，我们使用了平台发射机终端与Argos卫星相结合。位置数据随后被用于各种应用，从确定迁徙路线、中途停留模式和越冬地点，到更先进的分析，包括使用各种数据覆盖来检查栖息地的使用、自然保护区的占用情况、成鸟和幼鸟之间的不同迁徙模式，以及迁徙路径的连通性和网络结构。我们还制定了改善自然保护区空间的建议。我们强调，必须继续开展经验研究和制定分析方法，包括卫星位置数据，同时利用卫星数据产生保护成果。
Using satellite tracking, we have followed the migration of birds in Asia for more than 10 years. We have investigated the migration patterns of around 15 species of birds, focusing on, but not limited to, cranes (Gruidae) and storks (Ciconiidae). To relay bird locations, we employed platform transmitter terminals in combination with ARGOS satellites. Location data were then utilized in a variety of applications, from determining migration routes, stopover patterns and wintering sites, through more advanced analyses including using various data overlays to examine habitat use, occupation of nature reserves, differential migration patterns between adults and juvenile birds, and the connectivity and network structure of migration pathways. We have also developed recommendations for spatial improvements to nature reserves. We emphasize the importance of continued empirical research and development of analytical methodologies involving satellite location data in concert with effecting conservation outcomes using satellite-derived data.