For research requiring temperature and depth information, V9 tags can be equipped with tem- perature (V9T), depth (V9P) or both temperature and depth (V9TP).
Acoustic tags transmit a precise interval or identification code to provide essential presence/absence data for a specific area and time.
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Coded 69 kHz transmitters provide researchers with the means to track and monitor movement and behaviour patterns of a wide variety of aquatic animals.
For research requiring temperature and depth information, V9 tags can be equipped with tem- perature (V9T), depth (V9P) or both temperature and depth (V9TP).
For research requiring temperature and depth information, V9, V13 and V16 continuous tags can be equipped with temperature (T) or depth (P), or both temperature ...
The field performance of the V9P transmitter in a non-stratified water column compared well with the theoretical range of 352 m calculated using software to ...
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Crustaceans will be tagged with V9 transmitters and finfish will be tagged with V9P transmitters that allow for the tagged animal's depth in the water ...
Aquatic biotelemetry increasingly relies on using acoustic transmitters ('tags') that enable passive detection of tagged animals using fixed or mobile receivers ...
Mar 28, 2013 · Environmental factors, such as wind, may have a strong influence on the detection probability and detection rate of acoustic telemetry tags.
Tagging. Male and female squid were tagged with V9 acoustic transmitters (Figure 2a). To allow for the attachment of transmitters to the squid, two 18-gauge ...
