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Remote Sensing for Animal Count
Counting animals in a small or large territory becomes very important when it is a matter of diminishing of a particular category of animals or counting is essential for commercial purposes. Remote sensing technique is well adopted in animal counting particularly in remote locations. This include the use of satellite data or UAV imageries. These techniques are far better than ground surveys. One can use thermal and infrared imagery which gives heat and visibility signatures to given reflectance. These observations can be validated with ground truth using GPS data and ground observations. Satellite based remote sensing can be used if we need to study a large area in lesser time. Sensors with very high resolution like WorldView-3/4 are used in identifying large animals like wildebeests, zebras, polar bears, albatrosses, etc. Phytoplankton's and zooplanktons can also be studied using satellite remote sensing.
As a responsible social entity SATPALDA strives to promote the latest Geospatial technologies to support critical issues such as climate change, environment and security etc. Our services and products include - satellite imagery, GIS, Image processing, UAV imagery, DEM/DSM, LULC maps, planimetry, terrain solutions and many more. For more information login: www.satpalda.com.
Remote Sensing for Animal Count
Counting animals in a small or large territory becomes very important when it is a matter of diminishing of a particular category of animals or counting is essential for commercial purposes. Remote sensing technique is well adopted in animal counting particularly in remote locations. This include the use of satellite data or UAV imageries. These techniques are far better than ground surveys. One can use thermal and infrared imagery which gives heat and visibility signatures to given reflectance. These observations can be validated with ground truth using GPS data and ground observations. Satellite based remote sensing can be used if we need to study a large area in lesser time. Sensors with very high resolution like WorldView-3/4 are used in identifying large animals like wildebeests, zebras, polar bears, albatrosses, etc. Phytoplankton's and zooplanktons can also be studied using satellite remote sensing.
As a responsible social entity SATPALDA strives to promote the latest Geospatial technologies to support critical issues such as climate change, environment and security etc. Our services and products include - satellite imagery, GIS, Image processing, UAV imagery, DEM/DSM, LULC maps, planimetry, terrain solutions and many more. For more information login: www.satpalda.com.