File:Identification-of-Behaviour-in-Freely-Moving-Dogs-(Canis-familiaris)-Using-Inertial-Sensors-pone.0077814.s009.ogv

English: Illustration of the data collecting procedure. The data collecting procedure consisted of 4 phases; (1) Preparation, (2) Sensor synchronisation, (3) Behaviour recording and (4) Sensor synchronisation. This video footage shows short sections from the Sensor synchronisation and Behaviour recording phases of one measurement with a Labrador recorded by a hand-held video camera. The video starts with the synchronization phase, showing first the time in UTC displayed by a laptop screen then the shaking of the logger on the dog’s back attached to its harness. During the following scenes the freely moving dog can be seen performing several different activities (sit, stand, gallop, canter, walk and trot) under the leadership of its handler. The video ends by parts from the second synchronisation phase. The added subtitles always indicate the actual phase, and the illustrated categories of the recorded behaviours are also marked during the behaviour recording phase.