Wildlife Tracking
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The presentation is about an IoT solution for a Wildlife Tracking. Beneficiaries of this system are parks, reserves and animal owners (camels, goats and cattle). This system helps to track and monitor animals, studying their behavior and protect them against illegal activities. Regards Sumaiya Al Yarabi
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- 1. BY: SUMAIYA AL YARABI IOT – GSMA FINAL PROJECT WILDLIFE TRACKING
- 2. CONTENT • Problem Description • Solution • Benefits • Business Model • Technology • References
- 3. PROBLEM DESCRIPTION It is necessary to understand the animals behavior to be able to save them, there is a needs to know where their favorite locations, where they are traveling and when, which places provide them food, their breeding and many sensitive aspects of their lives. As per the International Union for Conservation of Nature, there are around 105,700 species on the Red List of the threatened plants, fungi and animals. More than 28,000 of these species are categorized as endangered. The two main reasons for endangered species are loss of habitat and loss of genetic variation, and the human activities play big role on this.
- 4. SOLUTIONS By attaching smart tags to the animals, conservationists will be able to monitor, manage and even predict the poaching through a real-time data. It is a great combination work of sensors, cameras, software and connectivity technology. Satellite positioning sensor (GPS..), motion sensors (acceleration..) and montoring sensors (temperature..) are placed around the park, reserve,… transmitting data on activity. The sensors are connected to a hub that transmit data to a software using cellular connectivity. With the connected tags, the location of the animals can be tracked, collecting data on their specific behavior, and measure, monitor and record their temperature, heart pulses, their acceleration, sound levels etc..
- 5. BENEFITS • To protect endangered species • Inspecting species populations in remote areas • Warning systems around the parks/ reserves…, to identify people entering the protected areas for illegal wildlife hunting & trading • Virtual fencing • Follow up species health and safety • Investigate species behaviors • Photographic recordings • Alien plant control • Delivering information to the owner's device
- 6. ELEMENTS AND TECHNOLOGIES ELEMENT DESCRIPTION Network Area Wide The hub transmitting data to applications use cellular connectivity Spectrum Dedicated/ shared The service would have some quality gurantee but it could work in shared spectrum Battery Life Long It has to be long, but using solar panels may help in some cases to extend battery life Connectivity Cost High/ medium/ low Varies – depends on the application Bandwidth Low/ medium Depends on the application Technology LPWA/ 2G/ 3G
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- 8. RISKS & POLICY IMPLICATIONS Operational Considerations Policy Areas Network Coverage Liability Interference Legal framework in product-as-a-service Business Model Global deployment & taxation
- 9. REFERENCES • https://www.nationalgeographic.org/encyclopedia/endangered-species/ • https://www.gsma.com/iot/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/LPWA-Enabling- Extreme-Wildlife-Tracking.pdf • https://www.iucnredlist.org/ • https://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/beautiful-oman/what-to-see-in-oman/
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