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Wildlife or Livestock Monitoring
System details and brochure are coming soon
Please review the process of configuration of the
VisCMSE to support monitoring of the small colony of radio-tagged spices
This brief step-by-step guide lets to assess an ease of
re-configuring of the VisCMSE the software.
Design
1.
Take initial
system
2.
Set the map
of the monitored area as the base object map
3.
Set the
image of the monitored area (optional, but recommended)
4.
For every
animal:
4.1.
Change the
name of the object to the animal’s reference name/ID
4.2.
Set links
among colony members. May be family link, hierarchy, “travel together”,
etc., (optional)
4.3.
Set default
values for the input (from the system) and output (to the system) data
for each monitored animal. These data not necessary are the data that
come from the radio tag, and may include reference, database entry,
family history, recent vaccination, etc.
4.4.
Design the
interface to process radio tag info for individual radio tag (using
provided design workplace)
4.5.
Design the
status analyzer for each animal (using provided design workplace)
4.6.
If model for
animal behavior is available, design model interface for each animal
(using provided workplace)
4.7.
Set image
and drawing for each animal
5.
Set
notification conditions
6.
Set web
interface.
System is configured.
Operation
1.
The system
will monitor the whole colony/herd via regular throughly update and
“event waiting” for all animals
2.
For each
animal “raw” data from the radio tag will be displayed
3.
For each
animal analysis will be conducted
4.
If set by
design, the conditions (“State”) of the entire colony will be evaluated
5.
Location
(and color-coded state) of each animal and group will be reflected on
the map in the real time
6.
System may
operate in completely un-manned way
7.
If either
involved model is refined, it may be adjusted without stopping the
system
8.
Live website
will be updated with every system update
9.
Remote
researchers will be notified about changes in the colony via e-mail
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