ES2925082T3 - Procedure for the practice of competition flights in the sport of pigeon racing - Google Patents

Abstract

Method for making a long distance tee in the sport of pigeons with an electronic watch (1) with which the arrival times of the pigeon returning home from a race are inviolably recorded, being the current time on the watch (1) Compared to a master time (eg, radio clock or GPS time). and the difference between the time comparison of the clock time (1) and the comparison time to correct the clock is used to determine the actual time of arrival (race time 24), a1) before the race, the pigeon including the ring chip (40) through a reading and writing instrument is registered in the club, whereby additional information (chip ring ID (50), chip ring UID (43) and secret number ( 42)), b1) when a pigeon arrives at the breeder, the arrival time and additional information (chip ring ID (50), chip ring UID (43) and secret number (42)) is used to verify the pigeon, where a2) in the registration (or basketing m) of the pigeon in the club, the chip ring ID (50), the secret number (42) and, optionally, the chip ring UID (43) are sent to a secure external server (14) through a secure data connection b2) by detecting the arrival of the Pigeon at the breeder through the antenna (9) on the clock (1) the information stored in the ring chip (40) (chip ring ID (50), secret n (42) and the optional chip ring UID (43)) to the external server (14) are sent over a secure data connection, where the server (14) compares the data from step a2)b3) and if the compared data from steps a2) and b2) are validly compared, the server generates a response to the club . (Automatic translation with Google Translate, without legal value)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Procedure for the practice of competition flights in the sport of pigeon racing

The object of the invention is a procedure for the practice of competition flights in the sport of pigeon racing. To record the time of races, a time clock or timer is used to record ("check") the arrival times of racing pigeons returning home from a tamper-proof race.

Since 1993, conventional timing clocks have been increasingly replaced by electronic timing systems, in which the acquisition of toe ring numbers and arrival times is carried out by means of RFID chip rings and sensor antennas.

The following is known about the concept of time comparison in the sport of pigeon racing:

Each carrier pigeon receives a life ring pinned to the foot by the breeder after birth. Usually this is a plastic ring on which a unique identifier (letters and numbers) is printed, hereafter referred to as the life ring number. If the breeder wishes to compete later with this pigeon, an electronic RFID ring is additionally attached to the foot of the pigeon. This ring has a chip ring ID number programmed into it that can be read by a corresponding reader.

In addition to the chip ring ID, the RFID ring has a serial number, a so-called UID code (unique identification, hereinafter referred to as chip ring UID), which is unalterably marked.

Each breeder has a time clock at home (the central control and storage equipment) to which the RFID antennas are connected. The data (life ring number, chip ring ID, chip ring UID) of the pigeon is loaded into the breeder's time clock at the beginning of the season and stored there in a database.

In a pigeon management software in a racing or pigeon breeders association, the chip ring ID is assigned to the life ring number of the pigeon so that an unambiguous identification of the pigeon is possible through the RFID ring. For this, the chip ring ID of each participating pigeon of the breeder is read out from the RFID ring by means of special reading and writing equipment in the association and stored in a database of the association.

Therefore, in the sport of pigeon racing, a secret number is additionally stored in the RFID ring and also in the breeder's time clock as a security measure, as disclosed, for example, in DE 101 54009 C1. Such a secret number is generated by reading and writing equipment located in the club and is written, for example, in a ring memory, without the breeder being aware of this secret number. These two numbers of the ring and tally clock are again compared with each other at the arrival of the pigeon at the breeder's gate. This serves to prevent another RFID ring with the same chip ring ID (clone) from being used at home by the breeder to simulate an arrival.

Just before a race, the breeder takes the pigeons with which he wants to participate in a race along with his timer to the association headquarters.

First, the meter clock time is synchronized with the master time of the association (GPS, radio-controlled clock). Then the pigeons are basketed and the secret number is stored and then taken with a transport car to the starting place, from where all the pigeons participating in the race are let out by all the breeders at the same time at a certain time. .

As soon as the pigeon flies into the gate of the breeder and is detected by the detection antenna, the RFID data carrier with the chip ring ID of the ring is read together with the secret number stored in the ring. and is compared with the secret number stored in the timer. If these two secret numbers do not match, the data will be marked as invalid. With this, the pigeon is identified and the exact time of arrival is stored in the time clock.

After the arrival of the pigeon and the completion of the competition flight of racing pigeons, it is necessary to bring the time clock with the stored data back to the association to read the time of arrival of the time clock in the system of the association, so that an official arrival list can be issued.

Furthermore, in the association system, the current time of the counter clock (KU) is compared with a comparison time (radio-controlled clock, GPS), as disclosed, for example, in EP 2 597 625 A2. The resulting time difference is also output (this is the time comparison in the sport of pigeon racing).

In another stage, the arrival times are corrected by the time difference indicated above to determine the official times.

The disadvantage of this procedure is that the KU must be brought to the association headquarters after the competition flight to complete the previous steps of time synchronization and transmission of the pigeon arrival data.

Currently it is expected that all information will be accessible online. The data of breeders and pigeons of a club is often already available online, however it is no longer available in real time from the "basketing" of the pigeons. Only upon arrival of the pigeon at the gate, the arrival time is partly transmitted in real time. Real time is understood as the mode of operation of the electronic measuring device (here time clock), in which the program or data processing takes place (almost) simultaneously with the corresponding processes in reality.

DE 102015 116523 A1 describes a pigeon sports inquiry system with the possibility of precise position analysis, in which an electronic pigeon clock is used, via which a short message can be transmitted each time to a remote server on the return of racing pigeons, where, after an effective and repeated check by a control unit of the correctness of the short message, it is integrated into competitive pigeon sports information and published on the internet together with official weather data so that pigeon sports participants can be informed about current competition information in real time and official weather data.

DE 10024 805 A1 shows how a GPS device is connected to a modem for accurate time determination in a time clock. However, in this case it is possible to tamper with the GPS time through hardware intervention, so there is no protection against tampering with the time clock.

In the sport of pigeon racing, part of it is about a lot of money. For this reason, there are always new attempts to manipulate the results of a competition flight. In pigeons directly through doping and in time acquisition through other methods.

Therefore, the electronics, software and memory of time meters can now be accessed more and more easily in order to read the data and modify it.

In this way, for example, it is possible to copy the chip ring ID, which is normally programmed by the chip ring manufacturer. With sufficient specialist knowledge, however, an empty data carrier can be programmed with the same chip ring ID in order to simulate the arrival of a homing pigeon.

Even the secret number, which today represents a kind of second security hurdle, is not safe from tampering, since it can also be read with sufficient specialized knowledge from the memory of the time clock.

Since the tally clock is always in the breeder's possession during the week, he has enough time to gain access to the tally clock's memory and thus read the secret number, for example.

Therefore, the object of the invention is to perfect a method and a device for time synchronization for the purpose of online time comparison in the sport of pigeon racing, so that a transfer of the counter clock can be dispensed with. after the competition flight to the association headquarters and a time comparison taking place there (time comparison) and an enhanced security procedure against unauthorized access and tampering is in place.

The present invention solves this objective by intentionally or as a substitute transmitting the secret number stored in the chip ring before the online competition flight in real time to an external server and depositing it securely there. In addition, as before, the chip ring ID, but also the chip ring UID of the RFID chip, is also transmitted to this server.

The transmission of the data to the server takes place in real time, i.e. at the moment when the pigeon is held with at least one chip ring via the read/write equipment in the club, i.e. where the number secret, the data is sent to the server. At the same time a home page is shown that this breeder has just bought this pigeon for this race.

Therefore, with the present invention a method is used to carry out a remote time comparison in the sport of pigeon racing according to the characteristics of claim 1.

Additional features are defined in dependent claim 2.

In another embodiment of the present invention, an online check is carried out before the pigeons are left open. For this, in a transport vehicle that transports all the pigeons to the place of departure, the data of all the pigeons of the transport vehicle are checked at different times.

Such samples can be made, for example, through a powerful reader.

When leaving open the GPS coordinates can be determined with such a reader and transmitted online to the server mentioned above together with the time of leaving open.

Upon arrival of the pigeons at the gate, the chip ring ID, the secret number and, optionally, the chip ring UID are read from the data carrier and are no longer compared as in the prior art in the counter clock, but are transmitted online in real time to the external server.

The data is then compared by a data processing program on the server and characterized accordingly in case it does not match the data transmitted to the server before the pigeons were opened.

Therefore, all the data of the verified pigeons can be called up directly and worldwide via a database or a server-based web page, since the results are stored there and are therefore available immediately, i.e. in real time.

The home page or server data can be made visible through a monitor in the clubhouse and each viewer can see the current status of the competition flight.

Thus it is possible, for example, to follow live the arrival of the pigeons at the respective gate and, at the same time, the breeders can compete with other breeders from all over the world on the flight time of the pigeons.

According to the invention, the secret number assigned before the departure of the pigeons is no longer deposited in the tally clock in the breeder, as in the state of the art, but is sent to an external server, where the breeder cannot obtain access nor know the secret number.

Until now, this secret number was only stored in the tally clock and the breeder had the possibility of retaining or manipulating it.

When the pigeon arrives at the gate after the race, the chip ring ID, the chip ring UID and, in addition, the secret number of the pigeon's chip ring are read by a measuring device and transmitted immediately to the online server and compared there with the stored data.

Therefore, the security comparison of the secret numbers is no longer carried out in the time clock connected to the breeder, but in the external online server. In addition, for ring identification, the chip ring UID read from the measuring device can also be compared with the chip ring UID stored on the server.

In this way, greater security is achieved compared to the conventional method, since the database in the time clock is very difficult to protect against external manipulation in the conventional method. Nowadays, the security on the online server can be better guaranteed and in case of security problems, it can also be reacted faster.

With the method according to the invention there is the advantage that by the time the system has recognized a false secret number, this information has already been transmitted to the server.

Additionally, the chip ring UID is also transmitted and compared with the chip ring UID stored in the server. This number, unlike the chip ring ID, cannot be changed and is therefore another security precaution against copying and tampering.

Extensive advantages of the present invention are that a national or international database stores and manages all the data of the breeders, as well as of the pigeons (life rings) and of the RFID chip rings.

Thus, for example, a theft of a chip ring can be recognized more easily if it is recognized by a foreign reader.

In addition to the transmission of the secret number according to the invention, a counter clock used after the flight can also be brought into the club, in order to compare the times here again with the master time in the club and transmit them online to the server.

Therefore, a timer is no longer used as a trusted server, but a trusted server that can be accessed through an online radio interface.

Thus, the invention relates to a system that transmits the arrival times and at the same time also the time variance between the time clock and the secret number stored in the chip ring at the arrival of the pigeon online. All relevant data is available online and can be used without falsifying for an official list of results.

To do this, additional equipment (a modem) is connected to the meter clock. However, the modem can also be integrated there. The modem connects to the internet (eg mobile telephony, Bluetooth, WLAN or LAN/broadband connection) and performs the steps according to the invention to transmit the data to the server.

GPS modem is the hardware platform used with the following functional parts:

- Microprocessor

- RS485 interface or equivalent interface

-USB

-GPS module

-GSM module

-GSM antenna

-GPS antenna

- All communication with the server is encrypted

- Before the competition flight, the counter clock (KU) is synchronized with a master time in a controlled environment, for example, at the association's headquarters. Master time can be GPS time or time derived from a radio controlled clock.

- By connecting the timer, the competition flight data is synchronized with a server.

- Upon the arrival of a pigeon, the arrival time and additional information (chip ID, UID, secret number) are transmitted to the server.

- At regular intervals (10 to 30 minutes), the current time and the current GPS time are transmitted at the same time for time comparison. Additionally, there is still the server time as a third comparison time. The reception of an arrival time must be placed in a time window determined by the server (for example, 1 minute)

For timing, on the one hand, the arrival times are transmitted online and, on the other hand, the current time of the meter clock is transmitted to the server together with the current GPS time and the secret number. These mentioned times must be situated within a predetermined tolerance. Additionally, still another comparison time can be used (eg internet time, telecommunications time signal, radio controlled clock). Internet time is used in the invention. Another feature of the invention is that a time comparison between 3 different times takes place overall and the time comparison between 3 different times is evaluated and evaluated in an evaluation unit.

The decisive time that matters is the time of the counting clock (KU), which later became known as the competition time.

It is important that this single valid competition time is transmitted to the modem connected to the device in real time with a synchronization command, where the transmission is made through a data transmission so fast that the execution time of this synchronization command in combination with processing time is negligibly small.

The GPS modem continuously (or from time to time) records GPS time that is taken from a GPS satellite.

After that, the GPS modem transmits both times via an internet connection and the secret number to an internet web server, through which the current internet time is queried. The current internet time is generated, for example, on the internet by querying a server that is in connection with, for example, the normal Brunswick clock.

Therefore, the internet time is very accurate and can be compared with the current GPS time.

Although it is expected that the current GPS time coincides with the internet time, however, this is not necessarily because it would be possible to manipulate the GPS time through hardware intervention, so that when comparing the current GPS time and the Internet access provides additional protection against tampering with the time clock.

Now the three times are compared with each other. For this purpose, the 3 times are placed in a database. To certify (accredit or authorize) the KU time, the requirement that the KU time (competition time) is only accepted if the difference between the GPS time and the internet time is less than, for example: 1 second .

The web-based evaluation unit with a suitable display is called up by a web browser via an internet connection. The computer necessary for this can be next to the user. But it can also be located at the association's headquarters or be present at the private racing pigeon breeder. The corrected arrival times, which have been corrected according to the procedure mentioned above, are represented on your screen.

The evaluation unit determines, based on the evaluation, that the competition time is corrected with a correction factor of, for example, "0.5".

The correction is the difference between the competition time and the GPS time recorded online.

With the technical training you get the advantage that it is no longer necessary for the racing pigeon breeder to take his KU (counter watch) to the association headquarters after the competition flight, to carry out a time comparison and transfer. of results, as well as a comparison of secret numbers, because this now takes place via an internet-based server and can be corrected according to the procedure mentioned above, as well as a comparison of the secret numbers.

A device executing the method provides that a modem, which essentially consists of a microprocessor, a GPS receiver, a data transmission module (for example, according to the UMTS or GPRS transmission method) or an interface to an external data transmission module (eg ADSL modem via PC).

The subject matter of the present invention follows not only from the subject matter of the individual claims, but also from the combination of the individual claims with one another.

All indications and characteristics disclosed in the documents, including the abstract, in particular the spatial configuration shown in the drawings, are claimed as essential to the invention, insofar as they are new with respect to the state of the art, individually or in combination.

In the following, the invention is explained in more detail by means of the drawings that represent only one embodiment. Other features and advantages of the invention that are essential to the invention will appear from the drawings and their description.

They show:

Figure 1: Block diagram of a meter clock with a connected modem according to the invention

Figure 2: Block diagram of a club antenna

Figure 3: modem operating diagram according to figure 1

Figure 4: the development of the procedure in the transmission (synchronization) of the different times (online time comparison).

Figure 5: data set

In FIG. 1, a timer clock 1 is shown, which is made up of electronic equipment with a display 2 and a microprocessor. On screen 2 there is an indication 3 for the type of mode performed (competition flight), in addition an indication 4 for the indication of the current arrival time (KU time) and an indication 5 for the indication of the current status of the aircraft. telltale clock 1.

Timer 1 can be operated independently; however, it can also be connected via a plug connection 7 to a docking station 6, in which other circuit features are present, such as, for example, a power supply or a backup medium or a Interface.

In the exemplary embodiment shown, the counter clock 1 is connected to the docking station 6. The counter clock 1 is connected via a data cable 8 to an antenna 9, which wirelessly records the arrival of the pigeon. A chip ring 40 is attached to the foot or body of a pigeon, which triggers an impulse in the antenna when the pigeon arrives.

Via the communication connection 46 between the chip ring 40 and the antenna 9, for example, the secret number and the chip ring UID are transmitted.

A modem 11 is connected via another data cable 10, which is not necessarily connected to the antenna 9. It is connected to the timer 1 or to the docking station 6.

The modem 11 is the object of the present invention and works with a receiving and transmitting antenna 12 through a communication connection 13 to a web server 14.

Reference number 15 furthermore indicates the state of the art, which shows with the arrow at 15 a place of transfer, in which the tally clock 1 is removed at the place of the breeder and at the place of departure of the pigeons. and is taken to the headquarters of the association for the synchronization and comparison of the secret numbers. This is no longer necessary.

Figure 2 shows a club antenna 47 which is used, for example, in basketing. If the chip ring 40 goes near the club antenna 47, a secret number is stored in the chip ring 40 through the communication connection 41 between the chip ring and the club antenna. This secret number is then transmitted via the modem 48 via a communication connection 49 to a web server 14 and stored there.

In FIG. 3, the structure of the modem 11 according to FIG. 1 is shown. One or more bus connections 17 are present, which are connected to a CPU 16. Via a bus connection 17, the modem is connected to the antenna 9. , which receives the data from the chip ring.

A GPS receiver 18 is connected to the CPU, via whose antenna 19 the current GPS time is received from a GPS satellite and fed to the CPU 16.

The CPU is in connection through a signal connection with a GPRS modem and a built-in SIM card in it, so that the modem supports mobile phone. According to the invention, provision is made in a further embodiment for the data transmission modem 20 to be configured as a mobile radio device (mobile telephone) or as a smartphone with an Internet connection.

According to the GPRS standard, the G3 standard, the UMTS standard or the like, a data transmission can be carried out via its bidirectional antenna 21 via the communication connection 13 to a secure web server 14, which in turn can be connected to a bidirectional antenna 22.

However, instead of the radio-assisted data transmission path, provision can also be made for the aforementioned parts 11 and 14 to be connected to each other via a cable signal connection.

Of course, instead of data transmission via the modem 11, it is also possible to send the data via the interface to a computer (PC). This then takes care of monitoring the web server 14 with its own internet connection.

It is noted that the data transmission modem 20 can be configured in different ways, namely also as an ADSL modem or also as a smartphone or mobile phone.

Figure 4 explains the function of online time comparison in more detail. What is decisive is that the competition time 24 is the time of the tally clock 23, which is also referred to below as the KU time 23.

In addition to the race time 24, secret number 42, chip ring ID 50 and optionally chip ring UID 43 are also recorded by counter clock 1. Secret number 42, chip ring ID 50 and the chip ring UID 43 are stored in the chip ring of the pigeon and are only transmitted to the counter clock 1 on arrival of the pigeon at the gate.

This KU time 23 is provided as the competition time 24 with certain correction factors, as shown below.

After the race time 24 can deviate from the GPS time, a synchronization command is first given from the meter clock 1 to the modem 11 via the signal connection 25. The content is the current race time 24 At the same time, GPS time 36 is received by the GPS receiver in modem 11.

Both times (GPS time 36 and competition time 24), as well as secret number 42, chip ring ID 50 and optionally chip ring UID 43, are transmitted with another synchronization command over the connection 13 on a server (web server 14), which in turn records and makes available an internet-based time (internet time 27).

In the web server 14 three times are present altogether, namely the competition time 24, the GPS time 36 and the internet time 27 queried by the web server via the web, as well as the secret number 42, the Chip Ring ID 50 and optionally Chip Ring UID 43.

The web server 14 is in connection via a signal connection 28 with a database 29, in which the three different times 24, 36, 27 and the secret number 42, the chip ring ID 50 and the chip ring UID 43. The storage is performed at regular intervals, so that data triplets containing the three mentioned times are successively stored.

In this database 14 the secret number 42 transmitted from the club via the communication connection 49, chip ring ID 50 and optionally the chip ring UID 43 are already located. The scoring time 44 and a comparison of time 45 can also be deposited.

In this database 14, upon receiving the secret number 42 through the communication connection 13 (at the arrival of the pigeon), this secret number is compared with the secret number already transmitted through the communication connection 49.

In this way, also a chip ring UID 43 and chip ring ID 50 already deposited can be compared with the chip ring UID 43 and chip ring ID 50 detected at the arrival of the pigeon.

Furthermore, if the three times are stored every half hour and compared later, a fluctuation in the verification time 23 and thus in the competition time 24 can be recognized.

For each data triplet, the current arrival time of the pigeon is also stored in each case, which is automatically acquired in the time clock 1 and transmitted with a command via the signal connection 25 from the time clock 1 to the GPS modem. 11. This is a fourth time (current arrival time) which is also stored in the database together with the three specified times as a data set.

This arrival time is now corrected via the communication connection 37, which is web-based, in an evaluation 30, where a web-based display takes place in the evaluation. In this regard, it is planned that the evaluation 30 will also include a table of countries 31, in which certain correction factors are introduced depending on each country.

In the evaluation, the determination of the corrected arrival time takes place, which is then accepted only if the determined KU time 23 or the competition time 24 falls below a certain difference resulting from the GPS time 36 and the start time. internet 27.

Only if this difference falls below a certain value, the meter clock time is accepted and the arrival time is corrected with this time factor.

The corrected arrival time is made available in the evaluation 30 and can be consulted at any time via an internet connection 32 by a pigeon breeder via his web browser 33, his PC or his mobile phone from anywhere , where the values of the evaluation 30 are represented on a screen 34 and the query can also be controlled via a keyboard 35.

The corrected arrival time data, which has been determined and displayed in evaluation 30, is further processed.

Figure 5 shows the data that is transmitted from the club to the server 14 through the modem 48. For acquisition The club antenna 47 shown in Figure 2 is preferably used for the data, where a communication connection 41 is established between the chip ring 40 not shown.

On the club side, after the acquisition of the chip ring data, chip ring UID 43, chip ring ID 50, the secret number 42 together with the scoring time 44 and the time comparison 45 are transmitted to server 14 via modem 48 and communication connection 49.

With the present invention, therefore, it is no longer necessary for the pigeon breeder to take the tally clock back after the competition to the association's headquarters, to carry out the time comparison there and to transmit the arrival and departure times. to compare the secret numbers, because this synchronization and comparison process is done after the web-based competition flight according to the procedure mentioned above and the devices described above.

Thus, the invention consists in the fact that a corrected arrival time can be transmitted online and, additionally, an online comparison of the secret number takes place, without it being necessary to subsequently synchronize the counter clock.

Therefore, there are two requirements 1 and 2 to be met additively. Requirement 1 refers to the acceptance of the KU time plus requirement 2 refers to the compliance of the secret number 42, chip ring ID 50 and optionally chip UID 43 in the server, the additive compliance of which increases the security of the transmission of data.

Legend of the drawings

I Timer clock

2 screen

3 Indication (mode)

4 Indication (arrival time)

5 Indication (status)

6 docking station

7 Plug connection

8 data cable

9 antenna

10 data cable

I I Modem

12 antenna

13 Communication connection

14 Web server

15 place of transfer

16CPUs

17 Bus connection

18 GPS Receiver

19 antenna

20 Data transmission modem

21 bidirectional antenna

22 bidirectional antenna

23 Meter clock time

24 Competition time

25 signal connection

26 signal connection

27 internet time

28 signal connection

29 Database

30 Evaluation

31 Country table

32 Internet connection

33 Web Browser

34 display

35 keyboard

36 GPS Time

37 Communication connection

38 3940 chip ring

41 Communication connection

secret number

chip ring UID

basketing time

time comparison

Communication connection

club antenna

Modem

Communication connection

chip ring id

Claims (6)

1. Procedure for carrying out a remote time comparison in the sport of pigeon racing with an electronic tally clock (1) with which the arrival times of the racing pigeon returning from a competition flight are recorded tamper-proof , where the current time of the timekeeper (1) is compared to a master time (for example, a radio-controlled clock or GPS time) and the difference between the time comparison time of the timekeeper (1) and the time of comparison is used to correct the time clock to determine the true arrival time (24), a1) Before the competition flight, the pigeon next to the chip ring (40) is registered with the club via read-write equipment, where additional information is acquired, namely a chip ring ID (50 ) and a secret number (42) and where the secret number is generated by the reading and writing equipment located in the club, a2) and in the registration (or basketing) of the pigeon in the club, the ring ID chip number (50) and secret number (42) are sent in real time to a secure external server (14) via a secure data connection, b1) upon arrival of a pigeon at the breeder, the arrival time and the additional information namely chip ring ID (50) and secret number (42) are used to verify the pigeon, b2) and upon detecting the arrival of the pigeon to the breeder through the antenna (9) in the meter clock (1), the information stored in the chip ring (40), namely the chip ring ID ( 50) and the secret number (42), is sent to the external server (14) through a secure data connection, and this is compared by the server (14) with the data of step a2), b3) and where in a valid comparison of the compared data of steps a2) and b2), the server generates a response to the club. 2. Process according to claim 1 , characterized in that in the stage a1) before the competition flight, the pigeon next to the chip ring (40) is registered with the club via a read-write equipment, where additionally a chip ring UID (43) is acquired, a2) on registration (or basketing) of the pigeon in the club, the chip ring UID (43) is sent to the server (14), b1) on arrival of a pigeon at the breeder, the chip ring UID chip (43) is used to verify the pigeon, b2) by detecting the arrival of the pigeon to the breeder through the antenna (9) in the meter clock (1), the information stored in the chip ring (40), namely, the chip ring ID (50), the secret number (42) and the chip ring UID (43) are sent to the external server (14) through a secure data connection, where the server ( 14) is compared with the data from step a2). 3. Method according to claim 1 or 2 , characterized in that the server makes available a database (29), in which all the data of the breeders and of the pigeons with the corresponding data of the chip rings (40) are accessible online. 4. Method according to any of claims 1 to 3 , characterized in that the information (chip ring ID (50), chip ring UID (43) and secret number (42)) are transmitted to the server (14) in time real when all the pigeons have been basketed. 5. Method according to any of claims 1 to 4 , characterized in that in a transport vehicle, which transports the pigeons to a spreading site, an online check is carried out, in which the information (ID chip ring number (50), chip ring UID (43) and secret number (42)) of all pigeons present. 6. Method according to claim 5 , characterized in that the information (chip ring ID, chip ring UID (43) and secret number (42)) of all the pigeons present in the transport vehicle, together with the GPS coordinates transport vehicle, are transmitted to the server (14).