Implementación de estaciones receptoras para el monitoreo del movimiento animal,

Abstract

Wildlife faces increasing challenges due to the expansion of human activities, habitat fragmentation, and climate change. These pressures have generated an urgent need for accurate and accessible tools for species monitoring, particularly in remote or difficult-to-access areas. In this context, tracking systems have become a key tool for studying the behavior, movements, and migration patterns of a wide variety of species. The ATLAS system has emerged as an alternative to exploring these challenging environments. This wildlife tracking system uses radio frequency technology to obtain real-time animal locations through the use of lightweight transmitters and a network of receiving stations. One of the main advantages of ATLAS is its potential ability to operate in areas where GNSS signals are undetectable or lack the precision necessary for detailed studies of animal behavior.