The Development Of Online Monitoring System Prototype For Tigris Conservation Center

Abdul Rahim, Suhaiza (2016) The Development Of Online Monitoring System Prototype For Tigris Conservation Center. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) has the mission to save the inevitably wildlife animal especially tigers and the landscape through which they roam at Endau Rompin, Pahang. In conjunction with this effort, the development of online monitoring system prototype for Tigris Conservation is proposed. The presented system includes RF (Radio Frequency) and wireless technology for communication systems with very low power consumption, which can receive small signals at very long distances. The user can identify the tiger’s mobility in the specified area and monitor the updated total number of tigers’ population at that area using a PC-based software and networked base station located at the same area. The transmitter emits a unique RF signal that represents each number of tiger tagged to the receiver. The assigned authority will determine the suitable range setting for the receiver, based on the frequency that is typically placed in the tiger’s tagged collar. The system will transfer the data to PCs without any cable connection. The processor will identify the tiger’s movement based on locked-frequency. Then the tiger’s location information will be sent to the PC-based monitoring system in control room station. User will enable to remark the updated tiger’s location and get notified alert for any mishaps. Furthermore, the indication of the tiger’s location will be available on the field.

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