Sivan Toledo

The paper introduces an information theory framework to segment animal movement paths into behavioral activity modes using statistical movement elements and canonical activity modes.

This paper introduces a method to decompose animal movement tracks into statistical movement elements (StaMEs) and uses them to simulate realistic movement paths at different spatio-temporal scales.

This study uses radar and biotelemetry to show Little Swifts adjust foraging behavior based on insect abundance, with reduced flight distance and increased colony visits on high-prey days.