With growing concerns about a potential global threat stemming from the Marburg virus, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has asked the Pentagon’s Defense Threat Reduction Agency to pony up funds for bat trackers.
The Marburg virus is a close cousin to Ebola, one of the more terrifying viruses widely recognized by those in scientific communities. It is also carried by bats. When transmitted from bats to humans, the illness is lethal in nine out of ten victims when some dying within a single week.
There are two reasons scientists are so eager to study the nocturnal movements of bats. One is in hope of preventing the spread of Marburg and the other is in hopes of making progress for more effective Ebola treatments. The belief is that since the diseases are so closely related, making progress on one disease can boost progress on managing the other.
What are the Various Types of GPS Trackers?
31 Jan 2019Before you buy GPS trackers for your business or personal needs, it’s a good idea to explore your options and learn more about the various types of GPS trackers on the market today, such as these: Read the rest of this entry »
Advantages of Using Geofencing in Your Business
30 Jan 2019Geofencing offers many possible benefits to businesses of all shapes and sizes. And, its popularity is growing. In fact, from marketing to deliveries and all points in between, today’s technology allows businesses to use geofencing in ways you’ve never considered before. These are just a few advantages geofencing has to offer your business.
Entice Customers to Visit Your Store
Because geofencing is location based, you can use it to generate enticing offers and incentives to encourage nearby customers to come into your store. It’s a great way to capitalize on local foot traffic. It’s also an incredible way to boost your sales.
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