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Use of Radio-Telemetry to Test for Investigator Effects on Nesting Mallards, Anas platyrhynchos [PDF]
Canadian Field-Naturalist, 2005 We examined the effects of investigator activity on hatching rates of radio-marked wild female Mallards (Anas platyrhynchos), and evaluated the efficacy of radio-telemetry to minimize nest disturbance, characterize vegetation at nest sites, and mark ...
Robert B Emery, David W Howerter
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Radio telemetry of vaginal temperature
Proceedings of 16th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 2002A two-part, vaginal, telemetric thermometer is discussed, using low-power UHF radio as the transmission medium. Worn overnight, the telemetry transmitter sends pulse modulated data continuously to a microcontroller in an adjacent receiver where the subject's temperature is extracted to 0.1/spl deg/C resolution, and stored for later processing.
Z. McCreesh, N. Evans
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A method for reviewing radio-telemetry paramedic calls
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 1981A method is presented for reviewing the taped radio-telemetry records of paramedic calls managed by hospital-based emergency medicine residents. All paramedic calls to the LAC/USC base station are reviewed by an emergency medicine resident using a special tape review form which focuses on communication skills, initial paramedic field assessment, sense ...
S J, Rottman, K, FitzGerald-Westby
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Electrical Engineering, 1962
Telemetry, the science of measuring physical quantities and events remotely, has been developed to a high degree for missile and space vehicle applications. The benefits from this development are now becoming available to industry in the form of simple, reliable, economical FM/FM radio telemetry systems.
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Telemetry, the science of measuring physical quantities and events remotely, has been developed to a high degree for missile and space vehicle applications. The benefits from this development are now becoming available to industry in the form of simple, reliable, economical FM/FM radio telemetry systems.
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IEEE Spectrum, 1966
Industry is turning to new techniques for measuring physical quantities at relatively inaccessible locations and reading or recording them from a convenient distance. Because the distances are relatively short and transmission techniques over the radio link are inefficient, the equipment is less elaborate and costly than in space telemetry.
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Industry is turning to new techniques for measuring physical quantities at relatively inaccessible locations and reading or recording them from a convenient distance. Because the distances are relatively short and transmission techniques over the radio link are inefficient, the equipment is less elaborate and costly than in space telemetry.
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Appendix Radio-Telemetry Techniques
1981Single Channel Systems i. Transmitter for low level D.C. Signals (1 μV upwards) range about 100 metres. Battery life about 1 week. Useful for such things as heat flow, strain, pressure and air movements. ii. A similar transmitter for body or skin temperature using a thermistor sensor. iii.
B. A. Baldwin, I. J. H. Duncan
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Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, 1984
A miniaturized 8-channel EEG amplifier- submodulator unit is used in combination with a standard radio transmitter/receiver system for long-term ambulatory EEG recording at the patient's residence. The EEG frequency response (0.16-30 Hz) and amplitude range (1:1000) of the system are in accordance with the object in view, the recording of seizures. The
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A miniaturized 8-channel EEG amplifier- submodulator unit is used in combination with a standard radio transmitter/receiver system for long-term ambulatory EEG recording at the patient's residence. The EEG frequency response (0.16-30 Hz) and amplitude range (1:1000) of the system are in accordance with the object in view, the recording of seizures. The
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Evaluation of Preschool Children through Radio Telemetry
Journal of Speech and Hearing Disorders, 1973Radio telemetry equipment was used to evaluate the verbal behavior of 40 preschool children. The intelligibility and usefulness of the tape recordings produced, the durability of the equipment, and the ease of operation are discussed. While there are some restrictions concerning equipment selection and use, radio telemetry is seen as a highly ...
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Mobile radio telemetry system for public transport
Microprocessors, 1976Abstract With the development of the microprocessor the concept of using computers in vehicles has become a realistic proposition. This article describes one such installation, a mobile microprocessor-based radio telemetry unit developed in the Marconi Research Laboratories and currently under evaluation by London Transport on their existing bus ...
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A brief radio-telemetry study on moreporks
Notornis, 1975Two pairs of moreporks (Ninox novaeseelandiae) in dense rata-podocarp and open beech forest were radio-tracked between August and October 1973. The home range of both pairs (minimum size 3.5 and 5.3 ha, respectively) included each forest type, and both pairs used several roost trees.
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