CyberTracer technology continues to contribute to a number of ongoing scientific research projects...
CyberTracker was an invaluable tool for this study on Killer Whales in "Animal behaviour and marine protected areas: incorporating behavioural data into the selection of marine protected areas for an endangered killer whale population" by E. Ashe, D. P. Noren & R. Williams. Animal Conservation 13 (2010) 196–203.
The Cape Peninsula Baboon Research Unit is a collection of scientists focusing their research on baboons of the Cape Peninsula and surrounding areas. This research encompasses various aspects of baboon biology, including ecology,behaviour, genetics and evolution.
CyberTracker, GIS and Regional Database: New technology to help with the monitoring of sea turtles.
Information on different species, especially top predators, are rarely collected simultaneously in an effective manner. The concurrent data collection - both in space and time - on birds and cetaceans (especially dolphins) may allow a better understanding of ecological linkages in the marine ecosystem.
Procedures used by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to conduct aerial line transect surveys of pronghorn populations. CyberTracker is used with a Laser Rangefinder to capture data, which is then analysed using the Distance 5.0 software.