
- E-Mail: simon.ripperger@mfn.berlin
- Tel: +49 30 889140 - 8468
- Fax: +49 30 889140 - 8565
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Museum für Naturkunde
Leibniz-Institut für Evolutions- und Biodiversitätsforschung
Invalidenstraße 43
10115 Berlin
Deutschland
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Publications
Peer-reviewed articles
2016
Ripperger SP, Josic D, Hierold M, Koelpin A, Weigel R, Hartmann M, Page R, Mayer F. Automated proximity sensing in small vertebrates: design of miniaturized sensor nodes and first field tests in bats. Ecology & Evolution 6:2179-2189
Hierold M, Hartmann M, Ripperger SP, Mayer F, Heuberger A, Weigel R, Koelpin A. Low-weight Wireless Sensor Node for Animal Encounter Detection and Dual-band Localization. Proceedings of the IEEE Topical Conference on Wireless Sensors and Sensor Networks (WiSNet), pp 21-23
Nkrumah EE, Vallo P, Klose SM, Ripperger SP, Badu EK, Drosten C, Kalko EKV, Tschapka M, Oppong SK. Home Range of Noack's Round-Leaf Bat (Hipposideros aff. ruber) in an Agricultural Landscape of Central Ghana. Acta Chiropterologica 18:239-247
Dressler F, Mutschlechner M, Li B, Kapitza R, Ripperger S, Eibel C, Herzog B, Hönig T, Schröder-Preikschat W. Monitoring Bats in the Wild: On Using Erasure Codes for Energy-Efficient Wireless Sensor Networks. ACM Transactions on Sensor Networks 12:1-29
2015
Dressler F, Ripperger S, Hierold M, Nowak T, Eibel C, Cassens B, Mayer F, Meyer-Wegener K, Koelpin A. From Radio Telemetry to Ultra-Low Power Sensor Networks - Tracking Bats in the Wild. IEEE Communications Magazine 54:129-135
Hierold M, Ripperger SP, Mayer F, Weigel R, Koelpin A. System Design for Encounter Detection of Distributed Wireless Sensors. German Microwave Conference (GeMiC), pp 382-385
Hierold M, Ripperger SP, Josic D, Mayer F, Weigel R, Koelpin A. Low-weight wireless sensor network for encounter detection of bats. Proceedings of the IEEE Topical Conference on Wireless Sensors and Sensor Networks (WiSNet), pp 11-13
Ripperger SP, Kalko EKV, Rodríguez-Herrera B, Mayer F, Tschapka M. Frugivorous bats maintain functional habitat connectivity in agricultural landscapes but rely strongly on natural forest fragments. PLoS ONE 10:e0120535
Ripperger SP, Heymann EW, Tschapka M, Kalko EKV. Fruit characteristics associated with fruit preferences in frugivorous bats and saddle-back tamarins in Perú. Ecotropica 20:53-64
2014
Ripperger SP, Tschapka M, Kalko EKV, Rodríguez-Herrera B, Mayer F. Resisting habitat fragmentation: high genetic connectivity among populations of the frugivorous bat Carollia castanea in an agricultural landscape. Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment 185:9-15
Rödel M-O, Demtröder S, Fuchs C, Petrich D, Pfisterer F, Richter A, Stolpe C, Voß R, Ripperger SP, Mayer F, Dittrich C & Thein J. Does intraspecific and intersexual attraction influence newt abundance estimates based on fish funnel trap records? Amphibia-Reptilia 35:141-144
2013
Ripperger SP, Tschapka M, Kalko EKV, Rodríguez-Herrera B, Mayer F. Life in a mosaic landscape: anthropogenic habitat fragmentation affects genetic population structure in a frugivorous bat species. Conservation Genetics 14:925-934
2011
Ripperger SP. Seeds of Amazonian Plants. Review. Ecotropica 17:103-105
non-peer-reviewed articles
2016
Mohr J, Koch von Helversen C, van Schaik J, Mayer F, Ripperger SP, Josic D, Strätz S. Eine neue Fledermausart für Bayern – die Nymphenfledermaus (Myotis alcathoe, Helversen & Heller 2001). Nyctalus (N.F.) (im Druck)
2014
Rödel M-O, Demtröder S, Fuchs C, Petrich D, Pfisterer F, Richter A, Stolpe C, Voß R, Ripperger SP, Mayer F, Schmid F, Rieß J, Obermaier E, Dittrich C, Thein J. Modifizierte Kleinfischreusen zur verbesserten Fängigkeit adulter Molche. Zeitschrift für Feldherpetologie 21:75-82
Guest lectures & Conference contributions
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Lebenslauf
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- Complete Curriculum Vitae
Tasks
- Postdoctoral researcher in the group of PD Dr. Frieder Mayer
- Post-Doc in the German Research Foundation Group FOR 1508
Research
Research interests:
- Next generation wildlife tracking
- Movement ecology
- Habitat fragmentation
- Population genetics
- Neotropical and european bats
Projects:
- Frugivorous bats in fragmented landscapes
- BATS: Dynamically adaptive applications for bat localization using embedded communicating sensor systems