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Journal Article
A Blimp System to Obtain High-Resolution, Low-Altitude Aerial Photography and Videography
2000
Overview
The success of monitoring programs often is determined by the ability to detect short-term changes in ecological systems that are occurring at fine scales of resolution. Here we describe a blimp system to acquire low-altitude aerial photography and videography useful for evaluating fine-scale patterns in rangeland communities. The tethered blimp served as a portable and economical platform capable of lofting still and video camera equipment to an altitude of 122 m above the earth's surface. The system was an effective tool to monitor rangeland vegetation, providing a compromise between ground-based methods of data collection and fixed-wing or satellite remote sensing.
Publisher
The Wildlife Society,Blackwell Publishing Ltd
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