The behavior of individuals determines the strength and outcome of ecological interactions,
which drive population, community, and ecosystem organization. Bio-logging, such as …

Automated movement tracking is essential for high‐throughput quantitative analyses of the
behaviour and kinematics of organisms. Automated tracking also improves replicability by …

A fundamental challenge common to studies of animal movement, behavior, and ecology is
the collection of high-quality datasets on spatial positions of animals as they change through …

BACKGROUND The movement of animals makes them fascinating but difficult study
subjects. Animal movements underpin many biological phenomena, and understanding …

Well-quantified laboratory studies can provide a fundamental understanding of animal
behavior in ecology, ethology and ecotoxicology research. These types of studies require …

Modern, high‐throughput animal tracking increasingly yields 'big data'at very fine temporal
scales. At these scales, location error can exceed the animal's step size, leading to mis …

Animal‐attached remote sensing, or bio‐logging, refers to the deployment of autonomous
recording tags on free‐living animals, so that multiple variables can be monitored at rates of …

Automated visual tracking of animals is rapidly becoming an indispensable tool for the study
of behavior. It offers a quantitative methodology by which organisms' sensing and decision …

The expansion of global communication networks and advances in animal‐tracking
technology make possible the real‐time telemetry of positional data as recorded by animal …

The use of animal-born sensors for location-based tracking and bio-logging in terrestrial
systems has expanded dramatically in the past 10 years. This rapid expansion has …