The Design of Compass/BeiDou Navigation Satellite Terminal for Migrant Bird Research

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2014
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Abstract
A terminal of Compass Navigation Satellite System (CNSS), which can not only support BeiDou-1 and BeiDou-2 but also support Global Positioning System (GPS), is designed to research the activities of the migrant birds, with our novel design of a multiband antenna. By a high-density integration, this terminal is designed with a compact size and light weight. When the terminal is assembled to a whooper swan, its flying trace is recorded by the CNSS, which is in agreement with that of GPS. The flying route map based on the CNSS is useful to check the situation and habit of the migrant bird, which is important for animal protection and bird flu outbreak prediction.
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Authors Li, Yaohui;Shan, Jingjing;Shao, Zhenhai;Wang, Quan;
Journal mathematical problems in engineering
Year 2014
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