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This is a handbook on the use of CCTV in nature watching, conservation and ecological research. CCTV offers a unique ability to monitor wildlife in real time, stream video to the web, capture imagery of fast-moving species and maintain monitoring over long periods of time.

CCTV for Wildlife Monitoring

An Introduction

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    224 pages

  • Release Date

    6 June 2016

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Summary

CCTV for Wildlife Monitoring is a handbook on the use of CCTV in nature watching, conservation and ecological research. CCTV offers a unique ability to monitor wildlife in real time, stream video to the web, capture imagery of fast-moving species or cold animals such as wet otters or fish and maintain monitoring over long periods of time in a diverse array of habitats. Wildlife watchers can take advantage of a huge range of CCTV cameras, recording devices and accessories developed…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781784270971
ISBN-10:1784270970
Author:Susan Young
Publisher:Pelagic Publishing
Imprint:Pelagic Publishing
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:224
Release Date:6 June 2016
Weight:440g
Dimensions:156mm x 234mm
Series:Data in the Wild
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What They're Saying

Critics Review

This book is a rare combination of two things: it is useful and it is interesting. It helps to open the door to CCTV monitoring for the amateur, an endeavour that will seem intimidating to anyone but an expert. The instructive sections are laid out logically with informative diagrams and photographs to assist you along the way (very useful). Instructions are straightforward and avoid jargon, making this an exceptionally accessible guide.

– Steph Maher * Mammal News *

About The Author

Susan Young

Susan Young is a photographer and writer with a background in physics and engineering, and a passion for wildlife. Her previous writing has covered topics from wildlife photography to computer techniques for gardeners. She has used CCTV to monitor Barbastelle bats and developed portable CCTV monitoring protocols as part of pioneering on-going research with Natural England and the Woodland Trust.

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