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Dataset Title/Abstract/Map | NSF Award(s) | Date Created | PIs / Scientists | Project Links | Abstract | Bounds Geometry | Geometry | Selected | Visible |
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P2P 2022-2023 Adelie Penguin Biologging Data
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2040048 1935870 2040199 |
2025-05-02 | Ballard, Grant; Schmidt, Annie; Ainley, David |
Population Growth at the Southern Extreme: Effects of Early Life Conditions on Adelie penguin Individuals and Colonies NSFGEO-NERC: Collaborative Research "P2P: Predators to Plankton -Biophysical Controls in Antarctic Polynyas" |
This dataset includes dive behavior data from Adélie Penguins (Pygoscelis adeliae) tagged at Cape Crozier, Ross Island, Antarctica, linked to interpolated geographic locations, during the austral summer season between December 2022 and January 2023. Birds were captured and equipped with either Lotek or Celltrack GPS/TDR tags. Observations recorded include the interpolated geographic location (Longitude, Latitude) and its corresponding timestamp (Datetime_UTC), individual deployment identifier (DeployId), dive type (divetype), maximum dive depth (maxdep), dive duration (divetim), and the time difference (tdiff) between the interpolated location time (Datetime_UTC) and the timestamp of the nearest known location fix used for the interpolation. | ["POLYGON((-180 -74.43,-179.8 -74.43,-179.6 -74.43,-179.4 -74.43,-179.2 -74.43,-179 -74.43,-178.8 -74.43,-178.6 -74.43,-178.4 -74.43,-178.2 -74.43,-178 -74.43,-178 -74.74000000000001,-178 -75.05000000000001,-178 -75.36,-178 -75.67,-178 -75.98,-178 -76.29,-178 -76.60000000000001,-178 -76.91,-178 -77.22,-178 -77.53,-178.2 -77.53,-178.4 -77.53,-178.6 -77.53,-178.8 -77.53,-179 -77.53,-179.2 -77.53,-179.4 -77.53,-179.6 -77.53,-179.8 -77.53,180 -77.53,178.9 -77.53,177.8 -77.53,176.7 -77.53,175.6 -77.53,174.5 -77.53,173.4 -77.53,172.3 -77.53,171.2 -77.53,170.1 -77.53,169 -77.53,169 -77.22,169 -76.91,169 -76.60000000000001,169 -76.29,169 -75.98,169 -75.67,169 -75.36,169 -75.05000000000001,169 -74.74000000000001,169 -74.43,170.1 -74.43,171.2 -74.43,172.3 -74.43,173.4 -74.43,174.5 -74.43,175.6 -74.43,176.7 -74.43,177.8 -74.43,178.9 -74.43,-180 -74.43))"] | ["POINT(175.5 -75.98)"] | false | false |
Late chick-rearing foraging ecology of emperor penguins from the Cape Crozier colony
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1943550 |
2023-05-10 | McDonald, Birgitte |
CAREER: Foraging Ecology and Physiology of Emperor Penguins in the Ross Sea |
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Orthomosaics of Ross Island Penguin Colonies 2019 - 2021
|
1834986 |
2022-10-07 | Ballard, Grant; Schmidt, Annie; Shah, Kunal |
Does Nest Density Matter? Using Novel Technology to Collect Whole-colony Data on Adelie Penguins. |
These data are results from a novel multirobot path-planning method for conducting aerial surveys over large areas designed to make the best use of limited flight time. We implemented our planning algorithm with a team of drones to conduct multiple photographic aerial wildlife surveys of Cape Crozier, one of the largest Adélie penguin colonies in the world containing more than 300,000 nesting pairs. We used the same technique at the two smaller Adélie penguin colonies on Ross Island (Cape Bird and Cape Royds). At Cape Crozier, over 2 square kilometers was surveyed in about 3 hours. In contrast, previous human-piloted single-drone surveys of the same colony required over 2 days to complete. The resulting data are geo-referenced, 3d images of penguin colonies created from the UAV imagery. Raw images were stitched together using Metashape (https://www.agisoft.com/). | ["POLYGON((165 -77,165.5 -77,166 -77,166.5 -77,167 -77,167.5 -77,168 -77,168.5 -77,169 -77,169.5 -77,170 -77,170 -77.1,170 -77.2,170 -77.3,170 -77.4,170 -77.5,170 -77.6,170 -77.7,170 -77.8,170 -77.9,170 -78,169.5 -78,169 -78,168.5 -78,168 -78,167.5 -78,167 -78,166.5 -78,166 -78,165.5 -78,165 -78,165 -77.9,165 -77.8,165 -77.7,165 -77.6,165 -77.5,165 -77.4,165 -77.3,165 -77.2,165 -77.1,165 -77))"] | ["POINT(167.5 -77.5)"] | false | false |
Locations of Adelie penguins from geolocating dive recorders 2017-2019
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1543498 |
2021-11-01 | Ballard, Grant; Schmidt, Annie; Lescroel, Amelie; Dugger, Katie; Ainley, David; Lisovski, Simeon |
A Full Lifecycle Approach to Understanding Adélie Penguin Response to Changing Pack Ice Conditions in the Ross Sea. |
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