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Figure 1: The user-centred process. Orange blocks involve both parties.
Figure 2: Screenshot, showing the movement of 8 sea gulls over a 4 week period (~66,000 GPS points), whose tracks are segmented into ‘journeys’ from the next
Figure 3:  Zooming in on a track for a bird that visited Amsterdam. The selected area in the map is shown in the zoomed-in timeline (bottom) as red dots whose height relates to the bird’s height, showing its climbing and soaring behaviour

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