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1. Proximity sensors on common noctule bats reveal evidence that mothers guide juveniles to roosts but not food

   1. Ripperger, Simon
   2. Günther, Linus
   3. Wieser, Hanna
   4. Duda, Niklas
   5. Hierold, Martin
   6. Cassens, Björn
   7. Kapitza, Rüdiger

   2019 - TUHH Open Research
2. Assessment of Transmitter Initiated Wake-Up Radio Versus Pure Wake-Up Receiver Decoding

   1. Hierold, Martin
   2. Weigel, Robert
   3. Kölpin, Alexander

   2017 - TUHH Open Research
3. Low-weight wireless sensor node for animal encounter detection and dual-band localization

   1. Hierold, Martin
   2. Hartmann, Markus
   3. Ripperger, Simon
   4. Mayer, Frieder
   5. Heuberger, Albert
   6. Weigel, Robert
   7. Kölpin, Alexander

   2016 - TUHH Open Research
4. Automated proximity sensing in small vertebrates: design of miniaturized sensor nodes and first field tests in bats

   1. Ripperger, Simon
   2. Josic, Darija
   3. Hierold, Martin
   4. Kölpin, Alexander
   5. Weigel, Robert
   6. Hartmann, Markus
   7. Page, Rachel A.

   2016 - TUHH Open Research - frei zugänglich
5. From radio telemetry to ultra-low-power sensor networks: Tracking bats in the wild

   1. Dressler, Falko
   2. Ripperger, Simon
   3. Hierold, Martin
   4. Nowak, Thorsten
   5. Eibel, Christopher
   6. Cassens, Björn
   7. Mayer, Frieder

   2016 - TUHH Open Research
6. System design for encounter detection of distributed wireless sensors

   1. Hierold, Martin
   2. Ripperger, Simon
   3. Mayer, Frieder
   4. Weigel, Robert
   5. Kölpin, Alexander

   2015 - TUHH Open Research
7. Low-weight wireless sensor network for encounter detection of bats

   1. Hierold, Martin
   2. Ripperger, Simon
   3. Josic, Darija
   4. Mayer, Frieder
   5. Weigel, Robert
   6. Kölpin, Alexander

   2015 - TUHH Open Research
8. System and signal design for an energy-efficient multi-frequency localization system

   1. Nowak, Thorsten
   2. Hierold, Martin
   3. Kölpin, Alexander
   4. Hartmann, Markus
   5. Troger, Hans-Martin
   6. Thielecke, Jorn

   2014 - TUHH Open Research