Spying on Whales and Walrus From Space to Safeguard Their Future
Offered By: Society for Experimental Biology via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore how cutting-edge satellite technology is revolutionizing whale and walrus conservation efforts in a 37-minute talk by Dr. Hannah Cubaynes from the British Antarctic Survey. Discover how high-resolution satellite imagery and advanced space sensors are being utilized to monitor these marine mammals in remote, hard-to-reach areas. Learn about the innovative methods researchers are employing to fill critical knowledge gaps and support conservation initiatives for these species. Gain insights into the potential of space-based observation techniques to overcome the limitations of traditional boat and plane surveys, providing valuable data for safeguarding the future of whales and walruses in our oceans.
Syllabus
Spying on whales and walrus from space to safeguard their future by Dr Hannah Cubaynes
Taught by
Society for Experimental Biology
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