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Fly,  my  pre*es,  fly!   Exploring,  visualizing  &  publishing     bird  tracking  data   Peter  Desmet  

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Bird  migraBon     Where  do  birds  go?  

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Flight  Paths,  Helen  MacDonald,  New  York  Times  Magazine  ny=.ms/1IFvB0r  

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New  tools   to  study  bird  migraBon  

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Tracking  populaBons   by  large  scale  observaBons  

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Human  observaBons   eBird:  ciBzen  science   2014  EOD  –  eBird  Observa=on  Dataset  doi.org/10.15468/aomfnb  

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eBird  species  map  ebird.org/ebird/map  /  Image  by  JJ  Cadiz,  Cajay  bit.ly/1PTSnlW  

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Machine  observaBons   ENRAM:  European  Network  for  the  Radar   surveillance  of  Animal  Movement   ENRAM  enram.eu    /  Image  by  KMI  

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Shamoun-­‐Baranes  et  al.  doi.org/10.1093/beheco/arr102  

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Desmet  et  al.  git.io/vTW7o  

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Desmet  et  al.  git.io/vTW7o  

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Tracking  individuals   by  augmenBng  birds  with     human  technology  

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Human  observaBons   Rings,  wing  tags   Image  (cropped)  by  Misjel  Decleer,  Photo  Gallery,  VLIZ  

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Machine  observaBons   GPS  trackers   Image  by  Misjel  Decleer,  Photo  Gallery,  VLIZ  

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LifeWatch   Bird  tracking  network  

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3  species   Lesser  Black-­‐backed  Gull,  Herring  Gull,   Western  Marsh  Harrier     Image  by  Agaat  de  Poel  /  WMH  image  by  Francesco  Veronesi  bit.ly/1HuuEcQ  

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GPS  receiver   Accelero-­‐   meter   Thermometer   Barometer   Flash  memory   Antenna   BaSery   Solar  cells   UvA-­‐BiTS  tracker   12  grams  

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Tracker   Antenna   Base  staBon   Virtual  lab   Image  by  Misjel  Decleer,  Photo  Gallery,  VLIZ  /  Antenna  image  by  VLIZ  

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Data   1.3  million  records  from     64  individuals  in  15  months   Follow  the  birds  in  real  =me  at  lifewatch.be/en/birds  

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LifeWatch  INBO  blog  lifewatch.inbo.be  

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CartoDB  website  cartodb.com  

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London   Seville   Boat   Colony  

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These  data  are  so  cool   I  want  to  explore  them  too!  

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INBO  IPT  dataset.inbo.be/bird-­‐tracking-­‐gull-­‐occurrences   Data  are  available   Gull  tracking  data  are  published  on  our  IPT  

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GBIF  doi.org/10.15468/02omly  

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LifeWatch  INBO  on  GitHub  git.io/vTE0M  

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Open  data   Be  nice  

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Image  from  The  Simpsons   “Fly,  my  preees,  fly!”  

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Thanks!   @LifeWatchINBO   lifewatch.inbo.be   lifewatch.be/en/birds