Estimating Total Length of Partially Submerged Crocodylians from Drone Imagery

Understanding the demographic structure is vital for wildlife research and conservation. For crocodylians, accurately estimating total length and demographic class usually necessitates close observation or capture, often of partially immersed individuals, leading to potential imprecision and risk. D...

• Autore principale: Aubert, Clément (author)
• Altri autori: Moguédec, Gilles Le (author), Velasco, Alvaro (author), Combrink, Xander (author), Lang, Jeffrey W. (author), Griffith, Phoebe (author), Pacheco-Sierra, Gualberto (author), Pérez, Etiam (author), Charruau, Pierre (author), Francisco, Villamarín (author), Roberto, Igor J. (author), Marioni, Boris (author), Colbert, Joseph E. (author), Mobaraki, Asghar (author), Woodward, Allan R. (author), Somaweera, Ruchira (author), Tellez, Marisa (author), Brien, Matthew (author), Matthew H., Shirley (author)
• Natura: article
• Pubblicazione: 2024
• Soggetti: UAV; allometry; crocodiles survey; non-invasive survey; ecology; alternative methods
• Accesso online: https://doi.org/10.3390/drones8030115; http://repositorio.ikiam.edu.ec/jspui/handle/RD_IKIAM/783