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SYMPOSIUM 4
Behavioral Recording: Activity Monitoring and Movement Tracking
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Poster presentations
Wednesday, August 19, 15:00-18:00 |
| 4.1. |
A. Borroni, A. Loy and E.M. Staderini (Rome, Italy).
Lab and field approaches to the study of
activity rhythms of fossorial insectivores: an interesting as well as difficult
task. |
| 4.2. |
D. Dudek (Lomianki, Poland). The application of
fluorescent powder to detect the use of space by the yellow necked mouse. |
| 4.3. |
I.H. Iversen (Jacksonville, FL, U.S.A.). An
inexpensive method to automate the recording of direction and speed of individual
bouts of wheel running in rats. |
| 4.4. |
I.H. Iversen (Jacksonville, FL, U.S.A.). On-line
analysis of drawing and object moving on a touch-sensitive monitor: interaction
between finger position and object location on the monitor. |
| 4.5. |
L. Larsen, P. Gade-Nielsen, S. Ziebe and A. Giwercman (Copenhagen, Denmark).
CRISMAS - a new system for computer-assisted
semen analysis. |
| 4.6. |
R. Lohmann, O. Stiedl, J. Radulovic and J. Spies (Göttingen, Germany).
Computerized monitoring of activity and spatial
behavior is important in different learning paradigms. |
