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Drones Help Monitor Breeding Green Sea Turtles

By Phillip SmithAugust 2, 2019

Plum Island Estuary, MA, UAS imagery. Yellow dots: Marsh scarp from MEED, red line: Unvegetated/vegetated line from MEIP, green line: Digitized edge of vegetation. The challenge in determining the location of shoreline with the heads-up digitization can be seen in the lower half of the image where the operator selected a somewhat subjective marsh shoreline, MEED method identified the maximum slope, and MEIP method identified a location somewhere between the two.

Using Drones to Monitor Salt Marsh Shorelines

By Vidi NeneAugust 2, 2019

Using Drones and Sirens to Protect Rhinos from Poaching

By Phillip SmithJuly 19, 2019

Low-Cost Autonomous Rubber Dinghy for Mapping and Monitoring Coral Reefs
By Vidi NeneApril 24, 2019
Researchers are now exploring the use of recent advances in open source Global Positioning System (GPS)-guided...
Drones Used to Map Antarctic Penguins
By Vidi NeneApril 24, 2019
A team of researchers undertook an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) survey with the aim of ascertaining...

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