Discovering Relationships between Climate and Animal Migration with New Tools for Linking Animal Movement Tracks, Weather and Land Surface Data Gil Bohrer,

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Discovering Relationships between Climate and Animal Migration with New Tools for Linking Animal Movement Tracks, Weather and Land Surface Data Gil Bohrer, Somayeh Dodge Department of Civil, Environmental & Geodetic Engineering The Ohio State University Martin Wikelski, Rolf Weinzierl Max Plank Institute for Ornithology Roland Kays North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences David Brandes Lafayette College Steve Garrity Los Alamos National Laboratory Jiawei Han University of Illinois Urbana Champaign David Douglas USGS NASA Biological Response PI Meeting Seattle 4/2012

Approach: Track annotation – linking environmental data to observed track points Albatross movement to Galapagos

Golden Eagles Turkey Vultures Showcase 1 - Flight preferences of Turkey Vultures and Golden Eagles Key Questions: –Do Turkey Vultures and Golden Eagles have the same preference for wind conditions? –Do they actively target specific uplift modes? Challenge –Partial overlap in space and time between Vulture and Eagle experiments limits direct comparison

Conclusions – Contrasting uplift-mode preferences

Showcase 2 – Wind support in water birds Albatross feeding migration Galapagos - Peru click here to open 25M mp4 movie in separate window

Optimization of wind support drives albatross path choice

Not only albatrosses – Most water birds make smart use of offshore wind Branta Leucopsis

Showcase 3 - Landuse and timing of migration: Zebras NDVI and TRMM L a t i t u d e ( m ) A

Track annotation GUI

Additional data support – Physiological sensors, accelerometers, environmental sensors, Argos satellite telemetry, Geolocators Additional data analysis support – MoveMine, track segmentation, Habitat and niche classification (MaxEnt), Random track generation