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- Drones and topographic models to identify and analyze Neanderthal footprints on Matalascañas beach
- When remote sensing and field approaches combine
- What can Remote Sensing do for the Conservation of Wetlands?
- Realización de figuras tipo mapa en artículos científicos, 2ªparte
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Drones and topographic models to identify and analyze Neanderthal footprints on Matalascañas beach
The Laboratory of GIS and Remote Sensing of the Doñana Biological Station conducted drone flights at heights of 10 and 30 meters during low tide before the site disappeared again under the sea and sand
A georeferenced photographic mosaic was generated, allowing the identification and analysis of the recently discovered Neanderthal footprints, as well as a topographic model to estimate the sizes of the individuals by the depth of the tracks
A georeferenced photographic mosaic was generated, allowing the identification and analysis of the recently discovered Neanderthal footprints, as well as a topographic model to estimate the sizes of the individuals by the depth of the tracks
When remote sensing and field approaches combine
Implementing long-term monitoring programs that effectively inform conservation plans is a top priority in environmental management. In floodplain forests, historical pressures interplay with the complex multiscale dynamics of fluvial systems and require integrative approaches to pinpoint drivers for their deterioration and ecosystem services loss. This study evaluates the initial results of a decade of floodplain forest monitoring.
What can Remote Sensing do for the Conservation of Wetlands?
International Symposium on Remote Sensing of Wetlands ...
Realización de figuras tipo mapa en artículos científicos, 3ªparte
David Aragonés, técnico del LAST-EBD, laboratorio de Sistemas de Información Geográfica (SIG) y Teledetección de la Estación Biológica de Doñana, CSIC, imparte un curso sobre realización de figuras tipo "mapa" en artículos científicos.
Realización de figuras tipo mapa en artículos científicos, 1ªparte
David Aragonés, técnico del LAST-EBD, laboratorio de Sistemas de Información Geográfica (SIG) y Teledetección de la Estación Biológica de Doñana, CSIC, imparte un curso sobre realización de figuras tipo "mapa" en artículos científicos.
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