Database : Dog GPS monitoring on the Tibetan plateau

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Amélie Vaniscotte ; Marie-Lazarine Poulle ; Kenichi Takahashi ; Patrick Giraudoux (2009): Dog GPS monitoring on the Tibetan plateau. Laboratoire Chrono-environnement. FR-18008901306731-2017-06-22

General metadata

Identifier : local : FR-18008901306731-2017-06-22
Description :
24 GPS tracks of dogs on the Tibetan plateau, collected for Amélie Vaniscotte's doctoral thesis
Disciplines :
ecology (applied biology - ecology), behavioral sciences (fundamental biology)
Keywords :
China, dog, echinococcosis, global positioning system, Sichuan, telemetry, Tibet
Dates :
Data acquisition : from 14 May 2006 to 23 May 2006
Data provision : 30 Nov 2009
Metadata record :
Creation : 22 Jun 2017
Language : English (eng)
Audience : Research

Coverages

Spatial coverage :

  • Qiwu area: on Earth, latitude between 32° 35' 37" N and 32° 34' 6" N, longitude between 98° 21' 25" E and 98° 23' 18" E
  • Niniu area: on Earth, latitude between 33° 4' 19" N and 33° 2' 57" N, longitude between 98° 18' 39" E and 98° 20' 12" E

Time coverage :

Taxonomic coverage :

  • Species
    Canis familiaris (Domestic dog)
    Subspecies
    Canis lupus familiaris MSW (Dog)

Administrative metadata

Data creatorsAffiliation
Amélie VaniscotteChrono-environnement (FRA)
Marie-Lazarine PoulleURCA - CERFE (FRA)
Kenichi TakahashiHIPH (JPN)
Patrick GiraudouxChrono-environnement (FRA)
Publisher : Laboratoire Chrono-environnement
Science contact : Patrick Giraudoux website e-mail
Computing contact : Patrick Giraudoux website e-mail
Project and funder :
Access : restricted
Access details :
To access the data, please contact the scientific data manager.

Technical metadata

Formats : text/csv
Data acquisition methods :
  • Observational data :
    Monitoring of dogs equipped with GPS collars (see Vaniscotte et al. 2011)
Datatype : Database

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