Radio Collar Tracker: Project Updates
New Hover 1
On Jun 27th, Eric Lo, Nathan Hui, Eric Tran, and Emmanuel Gharehbekloo took E4E’s newest copter for its maiden flight. This copter is a FoxTech Hover 1 with a PixHawk autopilot, and will primarily be used to support the Radio Telemetry Tracker ...
Airborne Radio Collar Tracking: 2016 REU
The Radio Collar Tracker project is a collaboration between the San Diego Zoo’s Beckman Institute for Conservation Research (ICR) and UC San Diego’s Engineers For Exploration. We have been working with the ICR and its collaborators for ...
Airborne Radio Collar Tracking: Summer 2015 REU
(Above) 2015 Radio Collar Tracker during Desert Testing, Mojave Desert. Â Photo Credit:Â Engineers for Exploration Many wildlife ecology studies look at population size, location, and density to understand animal behavior and population movement....
Automated Wildlife Radio Collar Tracking: Summer 2014 REU
Although wildlife radio collar tracking is common practice in wildlife research, VHF tracking has not changed much in the past half century. Â It requires the researchers to go to the field on foot carrying a bulky directional antenna and listening...