Evaluation of a GPS collar for white-tailed deer.

By J. Bowman, C. O. Kochanny, S. Demarais, B. Leopold. 2000

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Removing GPS collar bias in habitat selection studies (2004, background): “Further, animal behaviour has been shown to affect collar performance (Moen et al. 1996; Bowman et al. 2000) and collars that provide information on animal activity”
Resolving issues of imprecise and habitat-biased locations in ecological analyses using GPS telemetry data (2010, result): “Observations of captive moose (Alces alces) and white-tailed deer indicated no significant differences in either fix rate or location precision when animals were moving compared to when the animals remained stationary (Moen et al. 1996; Bowman et al. 2000); however, both of these studies were conduc”
Evaluation of a Global Positioning System Backpack Transmitter for Wild Turkey Research (2011, background): “Additionally, logistical and fiscal constraints can influence telemetry accuracy due to labor associated with manual data collection and the resulting number of locations collected (Bowman et al. 2000).”
Activity patterns of predator and prey: a simultaneous study of GPS-collared wolves and moose (2011, background): “Accuracy of GPS positions is reported to be < 20 m (Bowman et al. 2000; Rodgers 2001).”
Kill rates and predation patterns of jaguars (Panthera onca) in the southern Pantanal, Brazil (2010, methodology): “We obtained locations from the GPS collars with a high degree of accuracy and precision (ground tests with reference GPS collars showed error was ,10 m—Anderson and Lindzey 2003; Bowman et al. 2000; Cavalcanti 2008).”
Effects of Variable Sampling Frequencies on GPS Transmitter Efficiency and Estimated Wolf Home Range Size and Movement Distance (2006, background): “…landscape topography (Gamo et al. 1999, D’Eon et al. 2002, Frair et al. 2004, Cain et al. 2005), vegetation characteristics (Rempel et al. 1995, Moen et al. 1996, Frair et al. 2004, DeCesare et al. 2005), and animal behavior patterns (Moen et al. 1996, Bowman et al. 2000, D’Eon and Delparte 2005).”