Development of an acoustic telemetry transmitter for identifying predation events
Development of an acoustic telemetry transmitter for identifying predation events
批准号:
463442-2014
负责人:
Fisk, Aaron
金额:
$1.82万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Engage Grants Program
财政年份:
2014
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2014-01-01 至 2015-12-31
中文摘要
声学遥测是一种快速扩展和发展的方法,用于研究鱼类、水生爬行动物和海洋哺乳动物的运动和行为。声学遥测使用插入水生动物体内或其上的发射器(即标签),其由放置在水生生态系统中的接收器检测。除了增加我们对水生动物的科学知识外,声学遥测技术已成为制定水生生态系统和濒危物种有效管理计划的重要工具。限制声学遥测的一个重要问题是假设检测到的声学发射器表示最初标记的动物的运动,而不是捕食者在捕食标记的动物之后的运动(即,标签继续从捕食者的胃内发射)。在针对面临重大捕食风险的动物(例如返回海洋的幼鲑鱼)的研究中,这种假设可能导致错误的死亡率估计,并最终导致对这种宝贵资源的感染性管理。Vemco是一家专注于开发和制造声学遥测仪器和技术的公司,它开发了一种捕食标签,当最初标记的鱼被另一种动物食用时,该标签会发送一个新的独特代码,从而识别捕食事件。这种标签可以使研究人员量化研究动物的捕食率,从而彻底改变声学遥测技术。这项建议旨在优化和parameterized这一捕食标签的鱼的大小和温度范围内,通过控制水族馆的研究,使用猎物和捕食者的鱼。
英文摘要
Acoustic telemetry is a rapidly expanding and developing method to study the movement and behavior of fish, aquatic reptiles and marine mammals. Acoustic telemetry uses transmitters (i.e. tags), inserted in or on aquatic animals, which are detected by receivers placed in aquatic ecosystem. In additional to increasing our scientific knowledge about aquatic animals, acoustic telemetry has become an important tool when developing effective management plans for aquatic ecosystems and endangered species. One important problem that limits acoustic telemetry is the assumption that the detected acoustic transmitter represents the movements of the originally tagged animal and not the movements of a predator following predation of the tagged animal (i.e. the tag continues transmitting from within the predator's stomach). In studies focused on animals that face a significant risk of predation (e.g. young migrating salmon returning to the ocean), this assumption could lead to erroneous mortality estimates and ultimately infective management of this valuable resource. Vemco, a company focused on the development and manufacturing of acoustic telemetry instruments and technologies, has developed a predation tag that transmits a new and unique code when the originally tagged fish is consumed by another animal; thus identifying predation events. Such a tag could revolutionize acoustic telemetry by allowing researchers to quantify predation rates on study animals. This proposal seeks to optimize and parameterize this predation tag for a range of fish sizes and temperatures through controlled aquarium studies using prey and predator fish.
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