UAV to Inform Restoration: A Case Study From a California Tidal Marsh

Haskins, John; Endris, Charlie; Thomsen, Alexandra S.; Gerbl, Fuller; Fountain, Monique C.; Wasson, Kerstin

doi:10.3389/fenvs.2021.642906

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UAV to Inform Restoration: A Case Study From a California Tidal Marsh

2021
By Haskins, John ; Endris, Charlie ; Thomsen, Alexandra S. ; ...
Source: Frontiers in Environmental Science, 9

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Frontiers in Environmental Science
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Haskins, John ; Endris, Charlie ; Thomsen, Alexandra S. ; Gerbl, Fuller ; Fountain, Monique C. ; ... More +

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Monitoring of environmental restoration is essential to communicate progress and improve outcomes of current and future projects, but is typically done in a very limited capacity due to budget and personnel constraints. Unoccupied aerial vehicles (UAVs) have been used in a variety of natural and human-influenced environments and have been found to be time- and cost-efficient, but have not yet been widely applied to restoration contexts. In this study, we evaluated the utility of UAVs as an innovative tool for monitoring tidal marsh restoration.
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Marsh Restoration, Remote Sensing, Tidal marsh, Topography, Digital elevation model, Image classification, Unmanned aerial vehicle, Unoccupied aerial systems
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Frontiers in Environmental Science, 9
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Grant no. NA16SEC4810009 ; Grant no. NA20NOS4200097 ; Grant no. NA19NOS4200050 ; Grant no. NA18NOS4200075 ; Grant no. NA17NOS4200041 ; ... More +

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