2019
DOI: 10.1101/645291
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Using virtual reality and thermal imagery to improve statistical modelling of vulnerable and protected species

Abstract: 22Biodiversity loss and sparse observational data mean that critical conservation 23 decisions may be based on little to no information. Emerging technologies, such as airborne 24 thermal imaging and virtual reality, may facilitate species monitoring and improve 25 predictions of species distribution. Here we combined these two technologies to predict the 26 distribution of koalas, specialized arboreal foliovores facing population declines in many 27 parts of eastern Australia. For a study area in southeast Au… Show more

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