Case Study: University of Oxford advances elephant communication research with STRYDE seismic sensors

University of Oxford studies elephant communication in real time with STRYDE seismic sensors

A team from the University of Oxford aimed to understand how elephants communicate using seismic vibrations and to track them in real-time. To aid in this research, they required cutting-edge seismic technology, which led them to the vendor STRYDE.

STRYDE provided its seismic sensors, which were deployed at the Mpala Research Centre in Kenya. The solution successfully captured the seismic data needed to detect elephant rumble vocalizations and footfalls. The research advanced the university's goal of assessing seismic sensors for wildlife monitoring, providing crucial data for their study.

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