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3 years ago

Describe how gps data are used in the study of certain animals

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they can put a tracking collar on and track the animal with the 30+ satellites theyve got up in space thats just one way

zheka24 [161]3 years ago

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GPS also known as Global positioning system is a satellite-based radio -navigation system used for many purposes, animal tracking being one of them.

In GPS tracking, a GPS tag is placed on the animal. This picks up signals from special satellites and the data is stored on-board the tag or transmitted to the user through a communication network.

These tags provide very accurate location estimations for animals. Thus it helps scientists and other wildlife observers with the accurate locations of animals and helps them in their studying and thesis work.

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