Argos publications

-Exploring the possibility of using Argo float data to validate bathymetric data
-Observing the Southern Ocean and beyond with an extremely long-lived drifting buoy
-Elephant seals as an innovative source of in-situ observations in the Southern Ocean
-Transforming the IMOCA 60s of the Barcelona World Race into Volunteer Ships
-Finding a lost glider in the Southern Ocean

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Argos real-time antenna network continues to grow
A new look for the Argos website
Improving the Argos system for low power transmitters
Why would I have two different Argos location values for the same satellite pass, based on the time at which I download my data?
IUCAWA: Highlighting the remarkable research performed by biologists with Argos
DBCP /JTA, October 27-November 5, Weihai, China

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Wallace J. Nichols, Dee Boersma, Gerardo Ceballos, Barbara Block, Randall Wells, George Durner…What do these super-star scientists have in common?

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The Science, The Success, The System
A tribute to the International Argos User’s Conference on Wildlife Applications,
National Aquarium, Baltimore, USA, November 18-20, 2014

- DIVERSITY AND ECOLOGY OF SPECIES TRACKED BY ARGOS
- WILDLIFE TRACKING CONSERVATION APPLICATIONS
- USING ARGOS TO UNDERSTAND PROTECTED HABITATS AND SPECIES
- ARGOS AS A TOOL TO ADVANCE GLOBAL CONSERVATION AND IMPROVE ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY, ECONOMICS AND SOCIETY
- KEYNOTE ADDRESS WALLACE J. NICHOLS
- USING ARGOS TRACKING TO ASSESS IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON WILDLIFE
- ARGOS TRACKING - BEST PRACTICES AND LESSONS LEARNED
- THE ARGOS SYSTEM
- HOW MUST ARGOS EVOLVE

PANEL DISCUSSION:
- SUCCESS STORIES IN CONSERVATION AND MANAGEMENT
- ADVANCES IN ARGOS WILDLIFE TRACKING TOOLS
- HOW RESULTS AND CONCLUSIONS ARE EFFECTIVELY COMMUNICATEDTO THE GENERAL PUBLIC
- SUSTAINING THE FUTURE OF ARGOS WILDLIFE TRACKING

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CLS goniometer helps users find active ARGOS platforms in the field. Depending on the altitude and the reception conditions the goniometer can detect all transmitting platforms within a radius of 100 km or more.

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A young lynx was openly roaming round and was in distress in a Jura village. The Athenas Centre, the only French institution specialising in lynx, turned up and with the help of the ONCFS captured the animal, which had clearly been separated from its mother. Fario was injured and very malnourished.

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The booted eagle is Europe's smallest species of eagle. it is distributed over a narrow band from North Africa to Lake Baikal with about 17,000 couples worldwide.

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