An extended Kalman filter for large-volume path positioning of aquatic animals within acoustic telemetry arrays
Acoustic telemetry is a core methodology for collecting fine-scale movement data for aquatic animals. When telemetry receivers are set up in closely spaced arrays with overlapping detection ranges, the detection times of a tagged animal can be used to estimate its position and movement paths. In practice, estimating these paths can be challenging. Traditional time-difference-of-arrival methods…
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