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A low-cost unmanned aerial system for remote sensing of forested landscapes

Wing et al., 2014

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11277363594350116405
Author
Wing M
Burnett J
Johnson S
Akay A
Sessions J
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International Journal of Remote Sensing Applications

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We developed a low-cost unmanned aerial system (UAS) for less than $1400 that is capable of capturing high-resolution imagery of landscapes. We accomplished this feat by making use of advances in open-source technology that are propelling small UAS applications for …
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