invited evening talk by Martin Wegmann at AniMove

invited evening talk by Martin Wegmann at AniMove

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Biodiversity | Conservation

December 15, 2016

Martin Wegmann gave an evening talk at AniMove.org at BIK-F in Frankfurt for the 20 international attendees of this animal movement and remote sensing science school. He presented the huge variety of remote sensing data and applications with a focus on ecological relevance. Moreover, he highlighted challenges and potential of remote sensing data in animal movement studies, as well as showed needed activities and research in this field.

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