COMPLEMENTING AND VALIDATING THE BIOLOGGING DATA USED TO INDICATE TROPHIC AND DIVERSITY HO — NSF Award to H.T. Harvey & Associates
Indicator species are often used to reveal trends and trophic “hotspots” for fishery and marine food web monitoring and can be particularly useful in the remote Southern Ocean due to the cost and accessibility of ship-based marine research. Biologging, the use of micro-electronic animal borne devices, is increasingly b
| Award title | COMPLEMENTING AND VALIDATING THE BIOLOGGING DATA USED TO INDICATE TROPHIC AND DIVERSITY HO |
|---|---|
| Award ID | 2524962 |
| Awardee | H.T. Harvey & Associates |
| City | LOS GATOS |
| State | CA |
| Amount obligated | $332,658 |
| Principal investigator | David Ainley |
| Program | ANT Organisms & Ecosystems |
| Start date | 09/01/2025 |
| Abstract | Indicator species are often used to reveal trends and trophic “hotspots” for fishery and marine food web monitoring and can be particularly useful in the remote Southern Ocean due to the cost and accessibility of ship-based marine research. Biologging, the use of micro-electronic animal borne devices, is increasingly being applied to detect areas of species abundance and diversity and can be important for management efforts. An essential component to effective utilization of biologging is ground |
| Source | NSF Awards |
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