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Andrew Dunkley
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Host, spacenutspodcast.com
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A low‐cost, long‐running, open‐source stereo camera for tracking aquatic species and their behaviours
By Christ's College, Andrew Dunkley, Katie Dunkley, James Drewnicki| British Ecological Society@ Stereo camera rig The rig uses a lightweight (~12 kg) flat design that can be quickly assembled (<1 h) and dismantled, facilitating transport between field sites/institutions (Table 1; Figure 1b, see Dunkley et al., 2023 for design files). Full rigs take ~20 h to prepare prior to first use (without outsourcing the hole drilling or 3D printing). This timing is dictated by the speed of the 3D printing (hole drilling takes ~3 h).
By Andrew Dunkley| spacenutspodcast.com@ Thanks for joining us on Astronomy Daily, where we take a daily look at astronomy and space science news. I'm your host, Andrew Dunkley. Coming up, we are going to be looking at bending space time. Also the sad truth about Proxima Centauri and disappearing stars. Can we find them again? Well, maybe we can. That's all coming up on Astronomy Daily the podcast. With your host, Andrew Dunkley. Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, YouTube and wherever you get podcasts from.
A low‐cost, long‐running, open‐source stereo camera for tracking aquatic species and their behaviours
By Christ's College, Andrew Dunkley, Katie Dunkley, James Drewnicki| British Ecological Society@ Stereo camera rig The rig uses a lightweight (~12 kg) flat design that can be quickly assembled (<1 h) and dismantled, facilitating transport between field sites/institutions (Table 1; Figure 1b, see Dunkley et al., 2023 for design files). Full rigs take ~20 h to prepare prior to first use (without outsourcing the hole drilling or 3D printing). This timing is dictated by the speed of the 3D printing (hole drilling takes ~3 h).
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spacenutspodcast.com