Southern sea lion tracking 2011-14 (processed data)

This dataseries describes GPS tracking data of 31 southern sea lions tagged in the Falkland islands. The dataseries was obtained and processed as part of the Darwin Plus- funded project 'Marine Spatial Planning for the Falkland Islands' (July 2014-July 2016).

Data and Resources

South_sea_lions_tracking_data_20 ... (non autorisé) SHP
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Additional Info

Field	Value
Last Updated	December 21, 2020, 10:04 (PST)
Created	January 30, 2020, 05:21 (PST)
Region	Falkland Islands
Language	eng
Topic Category	Biota; flora and/or fauna in natural environment
Temporal Extent Start	2011-01-01
Temporal Extent End	2014-12-31
Dataset Reference Date	2014
Lineage	Between 2011 and 2014, ARGOS satellite tags and GPS tags were deployed on 31 Southern sea lions (adult females and male/female juveniles) at various breeding colonies (Big Shag Island, Kelp Island, Port Harriet, Cape Dolphin) around the Falkland Islands by Al Baylis (Falklands Conservation/Deakin University, Australia) and Ian Staniland (BRITISH ANTARCTIC SURVEY). The raw ARGOS locations (see metadata FK-EPD-112) were provided as mulitple excel files, reformatted, combined and transformed in a shapefile. The attributes contain LC which for ARGOS locations gives the accuracy classification of the raw location; GPS locations are classified as GPS by this attibute.
West Longitude	-63.8673
South Latitude	-55.0408
East Longitude	-52.2436
North Latitude	-47.5125
Spatial Reference System	WGS84
Responsible Organisation Name	Hidden (personal data protection)
Contact Mail Address	Hidden (personal data protection)
Responsible Party Role	Hidden (personal data protection)
Access Limitations	Restricted, send data request to data custodian
Use Constraints	Open, but copyright and/or Intellectual Property Rights apply
Resource Reference	Cite data source as: Baylis AMM, Orben RA, Peters K, Knox T, Arnould J, Costa DP, Staniland IJ (2015). Diving deeper into individual foraging specializations of a large marine predator, southern sea lions. Oecologia.
Data Format	shape
Update Frequency	not planned
Accuracy	few metres
Resource Type	Dataseries
Original Title	Hidden (internal use only)
Metadata Date	2015-12-02
Metadata Point of Contact	datamanager@saeri.ac.fk
Contact Consent	Contact details hidden
Unique Resource ID	FK-SAERI-247

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