Hi all

 

This is a request for general guidance on methods for analysing goose
flight paths obtained from a radar study. The key thing I'm interested
to know about is how to systematically determine if and when a change in
direction has occurred.

 

Any guidance gratefully received.

 

Cheers

Mark

 

 

Dr. Mark Trinder - Senior Ecologist

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