Are you aware of the bio-logging society?

If yes, good stuff otherwise you can have a look on www.bio-logging.net. This is an international society with the aim of providing a join between different fields as biology, computer science, engineering, physics, and so on (no limits for interdisciplinarity).

They organise really interesting conferences all around the world, just check when the conference is and go meeting researches and ideas from all around the world.

The conference was in Constance, Germany, the 22-27 Sept 2017, where I presented:

Rita

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Pucci R, Micheli A, Chessa S.

“Wild animals’ biologging through machine learning models..”

Atti Soc. Tosc. Sci. Nat., Mem., Supplemento, 125 (2018)
pagg. 61-66, tab. 2; doi: 10.2424/ASTSN.M.2018.9

2016: Journal Article:

Barbuti R, Chessa S, Micheli A and Pucci R.

“Localizing tortoise nests by neural networks”

PloS one, 11(3), p.e0151168.

2016: Proceedings of Doctoral Consortium:

Pucci R.

“Evaluation and Deployment of Models for Activity Recognition”

Doctoral Consortium of the 15th Edition of AI*IA

pii: 64-69

2015: Journal Article:

Palumbo F, Gallicchio C, Pucci R, and Micheli A.

“Human activity recognition using multisensory data fusion based on reservoir computing”

Accepted at journal of ambient intelligence and smart environments (JAISE)

IOS Press

2014: Workshop Article:

Barbuti R, Chessa S, Micheli A and Pucci R.

“Identification of nesting phase in tortoise populations by neural networks. Extended Abstract.”

The 50^th Anniversary Convention of the AISB.

Selected papers at workshop Intelligent System for Animal Welfare (ISAWEL).

2014. pii: 62-65.

2012:  Journal Article:

Barbuti R, Chessa S, Micheli A, Pallini D, Pucci R and Anastasi G.

“Tortoise@: a system for localizing tortoises during the eggs deposition phase.”

Atti Societa Toscana Scienze Naturali, memorie B. 2012. pii: 119:89-95.

ISSN: 0365-7450