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We want to keep you informed about important changes in the Argos satellite constellation that will impact your data throughput and how you will receive your data over the coming months. Changes to the “classic” large satellite Argos constellation: For decades, NOAA has been a key partner...

We are pleased to showcase two new (updated) tags to our line-up. New models mean new improvements that integrate technology and address customer feedback that make both tags easier to use and offer new features. SPOT-428: Designed for the Future The SPOT-428 is an advancement of our...

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New technologies are constantly emerging in marine biology to aid research and conservation efforts. We are excited to introduce our latest innovation, the microPAT, a compact satellite pop-up tag designed for tracking the behavior and location of small marine animals that do not come to...

As a reminder, we are closed for the holiday season from 20 December 2022 until 3 January 2023. It has been another incredible year witnessing the astounding research and projects our clients achieved in 2022. Your work has led to ground-breaking policy changes, management decisions, and...

When communicating with a MiniPAT using Tag Agent, there’s an optional action to run a Test Transmission. One of the reasons to run a Test Transmission is to check the health of the battery. Tag Agent reports the results, but it also logs the results...

NOAA gave a media briefing on September 27th, announcing the exciting news of a launch date for a new Argos-4 instrument. This launch has been 10 years in the making. This Argos-4 instrument will be a hosted payload (HoPS) aboard the General Atomic’s GAzelle commercial...

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When you get a call from a client saying that a tag isn’t working as expected, you send your intrepid mechanical engineer, Andy Leask, to Greenland to figure out what is going on. Field trials are critical to the research and development of new tags. Over...

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