Useful Links

Argos (CLS North America) [more info]

Site for the North American division of CLS, the French telemetry and satellite provider. You will find useful applications for their technology, as well as application information and forms. In English only.

Collecte Localisation Satellites (CLS) [more info]

Main site of the French telemetry and satellite provider. The site is in French, Spanish, and English.

Argos System [more info]

Link to description of how the overall Argos system works.

Argos User's Manual On-line [more info]

Provides detailed information on subjects from services available and to how to establish your program, to how to retrieve and interpret your data.

Argos Client Access [more info]

Argos system site with client login. Available in French, Spanish, and English.

Argos Satellite Pass Prediction [more info]

Provides pass predictions via Argos site. Requires use of an Argos account login and password.

TOPP (Tagging of Pacific Predators) [more info]

TOPP began in 2000. It is one of 17 projects of the Census of Marine Life, a 10-year, 80-nation endeavor to assess and explain the diversity and abundance of life in the oceans. This well-produced website has a wealth of information about the TOPP project.

Tag-A-Giant Foundation [more info]

After working together loosely since 1994, this organization was founded in 2006. It is "committed to reversing the decline of northern bluefin tuna populations by supporting the scientific research necessary to develop innovative and effective policy and conservation initiatives." Read more about their mission on their website (see the link at [more info] above) and follow recent tagging efforts by visiting their Tag Blog.

The Penguiness Book [more info]

The Penguiness Book, compiled by Yan Ropert-Coudert, Akiko Kato, & Rory P. Wilson, is the first comprehensive database compiling detailed information about the diving depth and duration (average and maximum) of worldwide air-breathing animals (seabirds, marine mammals, reptiles and others).

Data are sorted by species, location and year. As much information as possible is provided, such as the methods used to collect the depth and dive duration, and only data from peer-reviewed, published articles are included to ensure that these are reliable estimates of the diving capacity of animals. Both the scientific and non-scientific community should find it useful. Contributions are actively sought to aid in its expansion.

Jenson Software Systems (MultiTrace) [more info]

Specializing in software for the analysis of research data.

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