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An AI-ready remote sensing dataset for high-resolution forest disturbance mapping. [PDF]
Sci DataRodríguez-Paulino E +5 more
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Towards a FAIR metadata framework for drone and uncrewed aerial vehicle data. [PDF]
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A synthesized dataset of Pacific Arctic marine mammal occurrences (1860-2024). [PDF]
Data BriefWaloven S, Portales N, Kapsar K, Liu J.
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Aberrant Pigmentation in a Schooling Cownose Ray (<i>Rhinoptera bonasus</i>) in Chesapeake Bay, Virginia, USA. [PDF]
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CATR: CNN augmented transformer for object detection in remote sensing imagery. [PDF]
Sci RepHadi SJ, Ahmed I, Iqbal A, Alzahrani AS.
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The Journal of Wildlife Management, 1976
By use of balanced experiments amenable to analysis of variance we explored the effects of several factors on the accuracy of aerial survey estimates of animal density. Speed, height above ground, transect width, and observers had significant effects, whereas time of day, fatigue of observers, and length of survey were less important.
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By use of balanced experiments amenable to analysis of variance we explored the effects of several factors on the accuracy of aerial survey estimates of animal density. Speed, height above ground, transect width, and observers had significant effects, whereas time of day, fatigue of observers, and length of survey were less important.
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Journal of Navigation, 1950
In his Presidential Address to the Institute this year the Astronomer Royal, Sir Harold Spencer Jones, stresses the importance of an early resumption of the general survey of the Earth's magnetic field and developments in airborne magnetometers in the United States have suggested the possibility of using aircraft for this purpose.
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In his Presidential Address to the Institute this year the Astronomer Royal, Sir Harold Spencer Jones, stresses the importance of an early resumption of the general survey of the Earth's magnetic field and developments in airborne magnetometers in the United States have suggested the possibility of using aircraft for this purpose.
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