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(remote camera) + Song Sleuth

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Subject: (remote camera) + Song Sleuth
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Date: Thu, 23 Jun 2005 10:17:58 +1000
Further to Andrew's comment re automatic recording cameras I noticed an
abstract of this paper and link on the Cyber-tracker site:

Sanderson, J., and Trolle, M. 2005. Monitoring Elusive Mammals, American
Scientist Volume: 93 Number: 2 Page: 148 ? 157 and see the Cyber-tracker (GPS-
linked data recorder) at: http://www.cybertracker.co.za/index.html.

Might be of interest?

Cheers

Bob Gosford
>
> Might be a little while.  Right now I've a camera with computer attached
> pointing out my office window which photographs every bird (and aeroplane)
> that flies past, e.g.:  http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/~andrewt/raven.jpg
>
> Wide angle picture of inner city birds aren't exciting but the computer
> can hold ~100,000 high resolution images and will operate off solar
> power.  With a bit of work hopefully it'll sit in the field for a year
> photographing every bird or animal that comes past.

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