PLOS ONE publication data: How birds redirect their gaze with super-fast head saccades to transition between flight modes

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Abstract

The stored items contain tracking data of lovebirds performing a rapid turning on a dime flight maneuver. In addition, further analyzed data like the wingbeat kinematics and the gaze orientation are included. The data structure and name information is described in the Read_me_data_description.xlsx spread sheet.

All performed experiments have been approved by the related Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee before been conducted.

Provided data comes at Matlab *.mat files. Therefore, Matlab might be required to access the files.

The data is made available under the Creative Commons License for non commercial use only.

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Type of resource software, multimedia
Date created [ca. August 2012 - December 2014]

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Author Kress, Daniel
Author van Bokhorst, Evelien
Author Lentink, David

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Subject Department of Mechanical Engineering Stanford University
Genre Dataset

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Kress, Daniel and van Brokhorst, Evelien and Lentink, David. (2012-2014). PLOS ONE publication data: How birds redirect their gaze with super-fast head saccades to transition between flight modes. Stanford Digital Repository. Available at: http://purl.stanford.edu/wd014bk4606

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