Today the deer was using paved area of a car park.

This was the last day of transmission: the collar has run out of the batteries.
As soon as we place a collar on a new deer, we will stream up new data.

At the moment the collar is not transmitting, and it appears that the drop-off mechanism failed. We work with Televilt/Traceit to find a solution.

At the moment we have a new animal nicknamed "Solomon" running with the collar. The data are relayed to the same web page Mail-2-Map service or a mirror Mai-2-Map at the BA College

Any plans to release a new KML file for tracking Solomon?

The Solomon's data are streaming on the old kml file in the head of this post. If you have the initial kml file on your client, it will show the current data. No need to change the file. As posted, the dynamic maps are here: http://ep.faculty.brynathyn.edu/Deer/map4.html
and mirror http://potapov-nature.com/forBA/deer/map4.html

As you see, the url of the maps did not change.

Radio Canada was so impressed with the method of relaying the coordinates via Google's Cloud, so it decided to interview the coder.

In the past two days Solomon's collar failed to relay new positions. We are working with the collar's manufacturer, Tellevilt, of Sweden on the problem.

It looks that Solomon's collar (Televilt-Followit, Sweden) has failed. Out of 3 collars in service we have 3 failed (reasons different).

Will keep you posted on the development of the situation.