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Is it feasible to develop a one health surveillance system in a fragile state? The case of Guinea-Bissau. [PDF]
One HealthFernandes FOL, Crima S, Ferrinho P.
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Retraction notice to "MobVGG: Ensemble technique for birds and drones prediction" [Heliyon 10 (2024) e39537]. [PDF]
HeliyonMuhammad Saqib S +6 more
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Lab-on-a-Drone: Real-Time Electrochemical Sensing of Nitrate in Agricultural Watersheds. [PDF]
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Research on the optimization of delivery routes for vehicles with drones under no-fly zone restrictions. [PDF]
PLoS OneMao Y, Jia G.
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Multicriteria Methodology for Prioritizing Predictive Maintenance Using RPASs (Drones) with Thermal Cameras on Transmission Lines. [PDF]
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Drones in ecology: ten years back and forth. [PDF]
BioscienceAnderson K, Gonzalez F, Gaston KJ.
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Proceedings of the SouthEast Conference, 2017
Dronely is a visual block programming language that allows users to build programs for the control of small drones. Dronely uses drones as a way of raising interest in computer science among K-12 students by presenting a user-friendly and intuitive drag-and-drop interface for building programs that have a physically observable effect.
Eric Tilley, Jeff Gray
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Dronely is a visual block programming language that allows users to build programs for the control of small drones. Dronely uses drones as a way of raising interest in computer science among K-12 students by presenting a user-friendly and intuitive drag-and-drop interface for building programs that have a physically observable effect.
Eric Tilley, Jeff Gray
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Theorizing Drones and Droning Theory
2015This chapter uses the figure of the drone to explore the logic of emerging forms of surveillance facilitated by distributed, interactive sensors. It argues that drone “logic” can be abstracted away from the device itself. This logic combines automated data collection with automated sensemaking and, eventually, automated response.
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