Monterey / Orlando / Kiel / French Frigate Shoals / Kraus / Boston / /
Company
Global Location Systems / Energizer / Service Argos Inc. / /
Continent
Antarctica / /
Country
Germany / United States / Monaco / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
IndustryTerm
satellite transmitters / fuel cells / dead-reckoning systems / satellite radio tracking techniques / logger technology / remote-sensing devices / telemetric systems / portable electronics / whale satellite tagging / marine systems / silicon oil / positional systems / _popup_ satellite tags / animal carrier / energy / still photo recording equipment / state technology / Satellite tracking / satellite technology / pure logging systems / animal-attached technology / animal-borne imaging / Satellite tagging / satellite telemetry / Appropriate hardware / /
NaturalFeature
Possession Island / Bay of Fundy / Cape Cod / King George Island / Maxwell Bay / Indian Ocean / Gulf of Maine / /
Organization
National Marine Fisheries Service / Biological Resources Division / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / National Academy / Wildlife Society / /
Person
E. Freund / E. Prince / B. Buhleier / D.J. Boness / Prince / H. Dewar / R. Brill / D. Marcinek / T.J. Ragen / W.D. Bowen / F.A. Parrish / C. Farwell / M.P. Craig / Williamson / G. Skomal / H.D. Dewar / Rory P. Wilson / B. Castillo / B. Chase / George Island / T. Williams / G.J. Marshall / M. Lutcavage / /
Position
researcher / D.J. / King / bit logger / logger / representative / Prince / /
ProvinceOrState
Maine / Hawaii / South Dakota / South Carolina / Florida / California / Massachusetts / Colorado / /
PublishedMedium
Scientific American / /
Region
Antarctic / North Atlantic / southeastern United States / southern Indian Ocean / /
Following Fishy Things in Far-off Waters: Are We Sensing the Right Things? Rory P. Wilson, Institut f r Meereskunde, Universit t Kiel, Kiel, Germany In recent years there has been a massive increase in the number of stud