Sentence examples for based on telemetry from inspiring English sources

This paper presents the results of verification of ground testing of the AIST-type small spacecraft thermal control system (TCS) based on telemetry data received during their in-orbit testing and operation by the ground control station (GCS) of Samara University.

This is, to our knowledge, the first study of the spatial ecology of the monito del monte based on telemetry data, and evidence presented here could have conservation and planning implications, not only for the target species but also its habitat.

We examined the potential impact of such changes on an alpine golden eagle population, by estimating the ranges potentially used by the eagles for foraging through different techniques (concentric circles of different radii and a tessellation-method based on telemetry data).

The inter-reef movement observed in larger animals based on telemetry calls into question how much individuals are moving between reefs and how this affects abundance estimates; e.g. [2], [4].

The 4 km minimum limit was based on telemetry-derived observations of the predominant movements of wild cod and wild saithe [9], [10], [11] in the vicinity of fish farms.

We present a method that integrates a standard family of resource selection models based on auxiliary telemetry data into the capture-recapture model for encounter probability.

By modelling distributions of elephants throughout Sabah based on GPS telemetry tracking of 29 individuals and airborne three-dimensional forest mapping, we present the most wide-scale analysis of forest use by Bornean elephants to date.

Unlike nest monitoring efforts based on conventional telemetry, the approach we used allowed nests to be monitored (1) remotely without observer influence on incubation and (2) on a daily cycle, so the exact date of nest hatch or failure was known.

Other changes include sim_z_offset updated in the actual obspar based on the SIM telemetry.

Each bear was assigned a single geographic centroid based on their GPS telemetry locations and a buffer around this centroid based on the radius distance of the average daily movement rate of that animal's sex-age class (4340 m to 10380 m radius).

A more recent study of Asian elephants at Uda Walawe and Yala National Parks in southern Sri Lanka found that matrilineal kin in fact associated together only 18-20% of time, based on observation and telemetry data, leading to the conclusion that individuals from different matrilines are unlikely to associate at all, and that inter-group transfer of females most likely does not occur [ 30].