remote sensing Archives - British Ornithologists' Union

Understanding migration in ocean environments

By Kirsty Franklin|2023-10-30T08:39:54+00:0030 Oct 2023|bird movements, BOU members, BOU Warham Student, BOU-funded, island birds, Migration, News, publications, remote sensing, Round Island petrel, RSPB science, satellite tracking|

Long-term tracking of Round Island petrels across the Indian Ocean

Spotting tagged birds from photographs

By Andrea Santangeli|2022-07-19T09:59:44+00:0021 Jul 2022|camara traps, cameras, IBIS, image processing, machine learning, monitoring, raptors, remote sensing, scavengers, vultures|

Using artificial intelligence to identify tagged birds in camera trap images

Gulls follow the harvest cycle of rice

By Jente Ottenburghs (he/him)|2022-05-03T13:06:43+00:005 May 2022|agriculture, anthropogenic food sources, behaviour, bird movements, fieldwork, foraging, gps tags, habitat selection, land use, movement, overwintering, plastics, pollution, remote sensing, tracking, water quality|

Human activities determine the daily schedule of overwintering birds in Spain.

Bird identification guide for weather radars

By Nadja Weisshaupt|2021-01-11T10:18:58+00:0018 Jan 2021|bird movements, citizen science, flight, Migration, monitoring, remote sensing, weather|

How citizen science enlightens ornithological weather radar research

From PenguinWatch to PetrelWatch!

By Kirsty Franklin|2021-01-04T16:54:14+00:0021 Dec 2020|BOU, BOU Warham Student, BOU-funded, Breeding, breeding biology, camara traps, citizen science, early career, early-career researcher, ECR, hybridization, islands, islands birds, monitoring, passive monitoring, remote sensing, Seabirds|

If you have ever wanted to visit an Indian Ocean seabird colony, here is a chance to do so – albeit remotely.

Round Island fieldwork

By Kirsty Franklin|2020-10-07T08:08:01+00:0020 Feb 2020|BOU, BOU Warham Student, BOU-funded, Breeding, breeding biology, camara traps, early career, early-career researcher, ECR, hybridization, islands, islands birds, monitoring, passive monitoring, remote sensing, Seabirds|

Warham PhD Student Kirsty Franklin, tells us about her first field season in the Indian Ocean

Keep it simple

By Nica Huber|2021-06-08T15:33:22+00:002 Aug 2017|habitat, habitat selection, occupancy, remote sensing, woodland birds|

Structural diversity in forests favors avian diversity - but not the endangered Wood Warbler