Dr. Elske Tielens

It's such an amazing resource to have a huge land area that is covered by

radar that we can do this kind of continental scale study on.

Whereas in Europe, it's a little bit more challenging.

All these different countries have their own little radar networks and they need to talk to each other and get the data to align.

And so in Switzerland, maybe the species that you're looking at is a much smaller subset because it's a much more specific type of habitat.

And one of the things that I'm working on right now is to try and compare across countries or understand how we can get these different types, these different radar networks to provide data that we can align with one another so that we can do a large scale study in Europe as well.

Thank you.