A Handbook on Biotelemetry and Radio Tracking. Proceedings of an International Conference on Telemetry and Radio Tracking in Biology and Medicine, Oxford, 20–22 March 1979

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Preface, Page xi, Charles J. Amlaner Jr., David W. Macdonald
Conference Participants, Pages xiii-xviii
Commercial Exhibitions, Page xix
Artifact Free Measurement of Biological Parameters: Biotelemetry, a Historical Review and Layout of Modern Developments, Pages 3-20, H.P. KIMMICH
The Advantages of Short Range Telemetry through the Intact Skin for Physiological Measurements in Both Animals and Man, Pages 21-31, T.B. FRYER
Physiology of Large Mammals by Implanted Radio Capsules, Pages 33-43, G.E. FOLK JR., M.A. FOLK
Physiological Radio Telemetry of Vertebrates, Pages 45-55, E.N. SMITH
Approaches, Field Considerations and Problems Associated with Radio Tracking Carnivores, Pages 57-63, A.B. SARGEANT
Application of Radio Tracking in Wildlife Research in the Netherlands, Pages 65-84, S. BROEKHUIZEN, C.A. VAN'T HOFF, M.B. JANSEN, F.J.J. NIEWOLD
Making the Most of Radio Tracking—A Summary of Wolf Studies in Northeastern Minnesota, Pages 85-95, L.D. MECH
Radio Monitoring Birds of Prey, Pages 97-104, R.E. KENWARD
An Analysis of Objectives in Telemetry Studies of Fish in the Natural Environment, Pages 105-118, I.G. PRIEDE
Biotelemetry with Radionuclide Tracers, Pages 119-130, J. BOJSEN
Radar as an Aid to the Study of Insect Flight, Pages 131-140, J.R. RILEY
A Practical Guide to Radio Tracking, Pages 143-159, D.W. MACDONALD, C.J. AMLANER Jr.
An Elementary Guide to Practical Aspects of Radio Tracking Mammals, Pages 161-168, P. MORRIS
A Simple and Cheap Radio Tracking System for Use on Hedgehogs, Pages 169-173, N.J. REEVE
Plans for a Lightweight Inexpensive Radio Transmitter, Pages 175-179, D.W. THOMAS
Modulators for Miniature Tracking Transmitters, Pages 181-184, F.W. ANDERKA
A Versatile Coded Wildlife Transmitter, Pages 185-191, J.S. LOTIMER
Hybrid Microcircuits for Implantable Radio Transmitters, Pages 193-200, J.H. FILSHIE, R.J. WILKIE, I.J.H. DUNCAN
Low Power VHF Transmitter for Multiplexed Telemetry, Pages 201-204, T.A. PERKINS
Assembly of a Small Ultrasonic Transmitter, Pages 205-208, L.C. IRELAND, K.D. LAWSON Jr.
Improved Techniques in the Construction of pH-sensitive Radio Pills, Pages 209-212, R.H. COLSON, B.W. WATSON
Construction Techniques Using Subminiature Discrete Components, Pages 213-215, A.J. WOAKES
Encapsulation and Packaging of Implanted Components, Pages 217-224, N. DE N. DONALDSON
Power Sources for Implant Telemetry and Stimulation Systems, Pages 225-245, W.H. KO
Expanded Radio Tracking Potential in Wildlife Investigations with the Use of Solar Transmitters, Pages 247-250, K.E. CHURCH
The Design of Antennas for Use in Radio Telemetry, Pages 251-261, C.J. AMLANER JR.
A Collapsible Dipole Antenna for Radio Tracking on 102 MHz, Pages 263-268, T. PARISH
A Practical, Remotely-controlled, Portable Radio Telemetry Receiving Apparatus, Pages 269-273, R.M. SMITH, B. TREVOR-DEUTSCH
Construction of an Acoustic Receiver and Hydrophone, Pages 275-277, L.C. IRELAND, K.D. LAWSON Jr.
Heart Rate Telemetry Using Micropower Integrated Circuits, Pages 279-286, T.G. WOLCOTT
An Implantable Transducer for the Measurement of Respiratory Air Flow, Pages 287-292, A.J. WOAKES, P.J. BUTLER
Implantable Telemetry System for Strain Measurements, Pages 293-296, N.H. NOWAIRA, F. MORRIS, S. RAKOWSKY
An Implantable FM Telemetry System for Measuring Forces on Prosthetic Hip Joints, Pages 297-306, R.M.F. GOODMAN, T.A. ENGLISH, M. KILVINGTON
A Monitoring Chamber for Trout Behavior and Physiology, Pages 307-311, W.F. MILLER, F.W. SANDWELL, P.A. GORTON
The Capture of Deer for Radio Tagging, Pages 313-317, R.H. SMITH
A Simplified Technique for Mobile Radio Tracking, Pages 319-322, G. CEDERLUND, P.A. LEMNELL
Time-sharing for Biological Signals in Radio Telemetry, Pages 323-328, M.D. CRAGGS, C.M. ANDREW
A New Automatic Food Dispenser, Pages 329-332, L.J. SHIELDS
Optical and Radio Optical Techniques for Tracking Nocturnal Animals, Pages 333-338, T.G. WOLCOTT
Automatic Monitoring of Nest Attentiveness in Incubating Birds, Pages 339-344, E.N. SMITH, E.G. BOLEN
Continuous Observation of Individual Herring Gulls during the Incubation Season Using Radio Tags: An Evaluation of the Technique and a Cost-Benefit Analysis of Transmitter Power, Pages 345-352, R.M. SIBLY, R.H. McCLEERY
A Comment on the Use of Radio Tracking in Ecological Research, Pages 355-359, A.N. LANCE, A. WATSON
The Application of Radio Tracking and Its Effect on the Behavioral Ecology of the Water Vole, Arvicola terrestris (Lacépède), Pages 361-366, C.C.K. LEUZE
Growth, Reproduction and Survival in Peromyscus leucopus Carrying Intraperitoneally Implanted Transmitters, Pages 367-374, H.R. SMITH
An Evaluation of Several Grid Trapping Methods by Comparison with Radio Telemetry in a Home Range Study of the Eastern Chipmunk (Tamias striatus L.), Pages 375-386, B. TREVOR-DEUTSCH, D.F. HACKETT
Strategies for Analyzing Radio Tracking Data, Pages 387-404, D.R. VOIGT, R.R. TINLINE
The Evaluation of Home Range Size and Configuration Using Radio Tracking Data, Pages 405-424, D.W. MACDONALD, F.G. BALL, N.G. HOUGH
A Computer Based Data File Management System for Telemetry Studies on Free Ranging Animals, Pages 425-430, J.C. KROLL, P.C. JOHNSON
Remote Data-Acquisition in Rehabilitation, Pages 431-437, J. MACGREGOR, R.F. LEVY, T.G. GRASSIE
The Automatic, Continuous and Fixed Radio Tracking System of the Chizé Forest: Theoretical and Practical Analysis, Pages 439-451, A. DEAT, C. MAUGET, R. MAUGET, D. MAUREL, A. SEMPERE
An Automatic Telemetry System for Tracking and Physiology, Pages 453-456, P.A. LEMNELL
Animal Activity Recorded by Radio Tracking and an Audio Time Lapse Recorder, Pages 457-460, G. GÖRANSSON
Ultrasonic Tracking of Juvenile Cod by Means of a Large Spaced Hydrophone Array, Pages 461-470, A.D. HAWKINS, G.G. URQUHART, G.W. SMITH
Automation of Data Collection in Ultrasonic Biotelemetry, Pages 471-476, D. PINCOCK
Telemetric Measurements of Hemodynamic Responses to Car Driving in Coronary Patients, Pages 479-486, R. ZERZAWY, K. BACHMANN, K. SCHEBELLE
Practical Problems of Controlling Medical Implants via Radio Links, Pages 487-494, T.A. PERKINS, N.J. CHAFFEY
Characterization of Diurnal Activity in Man, Using LAPSE, Pages 495-498, R.F. LEVY, T.G. GRASSIE, J. MACGREGOR
Longterm Monitoring of the Electroencephalogram in Epileptic Patients, Pages 499-503, A. KAMP, N.J.I. MARS, T. WISMAN
The Radio Pressure Pill—Its Use when Measuring Truncal Stress, Pages 505-513, D.A. STUBBS, G.C. DAVID
Radio Telemetric System for Medical Supervision during Swimming, Page 515, V.E. MANOILOV, Y.V. STUPIN, V.I. LEBEDEV, N.A. ZOTOV
Prospects for the Use of Biotelemetry in Studies of the Differentiation of Mammalian Locomotor Systems, Pages 517-524, S. SALMONS
Temperature Sensitive Telemetry Applied to Studies of Small Mammal Activity Patterns, Pages 525-528, D.W. OSGOOD
The Animal as a Sound Source, Pages 529-533, W.M. SCHLEIDT
Biotelemetry of the Vocalizations of a Group of Monkeys, Pages 535-544, J.P. GAUTIER
Feeding Dairy Cows by Using Radio Telemetry, Pages 545-548, K.A. COLLIS
Atropine Effect on Fear Bradycardia of the Eastern Cottontail Rabbit, Sylvilagus floridanus, Pages 549-555, E.N. SMITH, D.J. WORTH
Respiratory Sinus Arrhythmia in Free Ranging Woodchucks, Marmota monax, Pages 557-562, E.N. SMITH, L.A. CAUSBY
Radio Telemetry of Heart Rate and Temperature in Fallow Deer, Pages 563-567, E. JOHNSON, M. MILLER, R.H. SMITH
The Use of Radio Telemetry in the Studies of Diving and Flying of Birds, Pages 569-577, P.J. BUTLER
The Use of Radio Telemetry Devices to Measure Temperature and Heart Rate in Domestic Fowl, Pages 579-588, I.J.H. DUNCAN, J.H. FILSHIE
Changing Heart Rates of Herring Gulls when Approached by Humans, Pages 589-594, N.J. BALL, C.J. AMLANER JR.
Telemetry of Heart Rate as a Possible Method of Estimating Energy Expenditure in the Redshank Tringa totanus (L.), Pages 595-601, P.N. FERNS, I.H. MACALPINE-LENY, J.D. GOSS-CUSTARD
Telemetry of Heart Rate as a Measure of the Effectiveness of Dispersal Inducing Stimuli in Seagulls, Pages 603-610, J.F. STOUT, E.R. SCHWAB
The Conflict between Feeding and Overheating in the Aldabran Giant Tortoise, Pages 611-615, I.R. SWINGLAND, J.G. FRAZIER
Salinity Telemetry from Estuarine Fish, Pages 617-621, R. MANI, I.G. PRIEDE
The Serengeti Radio Tracking Program, 1971–73, Pages 625-631, B. BERTRAM
The Social Organization of a Nocturnal Primate Revealed by Radio Tracking, Pages 633-648, S.K. BEARDER, R.D. MARTIN
Radio Tracking in the Study of Bovine Tuberculosis in Badgers, Pages 649-656, C.L. CHEESEMAN, P.J. MALLINSON
Radio Tracking of Rattus norvegicus on Farms, Pages 657-665, A.R. HARDY, K.D. TAYLOR
The Determination of Free Ranging Rodent Activity by Telemetry, Pages 667-672, L.J. SHIELDS
A Radio Tracking Study of Young Translocated Elephants, Pages 673-678, N. FAIRALL
Territorial Behavior of the Roe Buck as Determined by Radio Tracking: Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis of Territorial Movements, Pages 679-684, A. SEMPERE
Home Ranges and Patterns of Distribution of Foxes (Vulpes vulpes) in an Urban Area, as Revealed by Radio Tracking, Pages 685-690, S. HARRIS
The Ranging Behavior of a Maturing Female Red Fox, Vulpes vulpes, Pages 691-696, N.G. HOUGH
Home Range and Activity Rhythm of Adult Male Foxes during the Breeding Season, Pages 697-702, D. MAUREL
Movements and Daily Activity Pattern of Radio Tracked Male Stoats, Mustela erminea, Pages 703-710, S. ERLINGE
Summer Activity Patterns of Radio Marked Beaver, Castor canadensis, Pages 711-715, R.A. LANCIA, W.E. DODGE, J.S. LARSON
Radio Telemetric Determination of the 24-Hour Feeding Activities of Sea Otters, Enhydra lutris, Pages 717-724, T.R. LOUGHLIN
Home Range Concept and Activity Patterns of the European Wild Boar (Sus scrofa L.) as Determined by Radio Tracking, Pages 725-728, R. MAUGET
The Use of Radio Tracking in an Ecological Study of the Lesser Flamingo in the Eastern Rift Valley, Pages 729-732, C.H. TUITE
Radio Tracking in Australia, Pages 733-739, S. WHITEHOUSE
Methods and Experience Gained from Biotelemetry Investigations of Mouflon (Ovis ammon musimon Schreber 1782), Pages 741-742, H. WITT
Satellite Radio Tracking of Polar Bears Instrumented in Alaska, Pages 743-752, A.L. KOLZ, J.W. LENTFER, H.G. FALLEK
Tracking Pelagic Dolphins by Satellite, Pages 753-755, J.G. JENNINGS, W.F. GANDY
Radio Tracking of Dolphins in the Eastern Tropical Pacific Using VHF and HF Equipment, Pages 757-759, R.W. BUTLER, J.G. JENNINGS
Homing Behavior of Juvenile Green Turtles, Chelonia mydas, Pages 761-764, L.C. IRELAND
Long Range Tracking of Crocodylus porosus in Arnhem Land, Northern Australia, Pages 765-776, M.J. YERBURY
The Use of Longterm Ultrasonic Implants for the Location and Harvest of Schooling Fish, Pages 777-780, P.B. JOHNSEN
The Movements of Migrating Salmonids in the Vicinity of a Heated Effluent Determined by a Temperature and Pressure Sensing Radio Telemetry System, Pages 781-783, P.B. JOHNSEN
Studies on the Behavior of Fish in Relation to Power Station Operation in the U.K., Pages 785-788, T.E. LANGFORD, J.M. FLEMING, N.P. JAMES
The Coastal Movements of Returning Atlantic Salmon, Salmo salar L., Pages 789-791, A.D. HAWKINS, G.G. URQUHART, W.M. SHEARER
Author Index, Pages 793-794
Subject Index, Pages 795-804