Science

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Science

Satellite navigation technologies are providing tools for science and environmental studies such as the observation of tides and currents. The deployment of moving buoys which report their position, help scientists to generate information to merge with data from different sources (e.g. earth observation and remote sensing) in a comprehensive and integrated study of the oceans and seas.
Animal movements are studied in many research centres; e.g. grizzly bear movements, habitat and migration paths of sharks, and movements of birds around the world.These all help us to understand mobility patterns of wildlife, hence mastering essential data for the preservation of our ecosystem.
Earthquake warning systems based on satellite navigation are being developed primarily in seismic areas and close to volcanoes. [1]



References

[1] Galileo Joint Undertaking
"Business in satellite navigation - An overview of market developments and emerging applications".

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