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SPRING LOCATING AND TEMPERATURE MONITORING USING UAV: AZMAK SPRINGS, MUGLA, TURKEY
Date
2018-07-11
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Kurtuluş, Bedri
Sağır, Çağdaş
Erdem, Günseli
Kurtuluş, Dilek Funda
Avşar, Özgür
Canoğlu, Mustafa Can
Razack, Moumtaz
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Today, drones are getting more common in every part of human life. Their potential in usage for scientific purposes is encouraging scientists . The data environmental sci entists need are often gathered at the field. Colossal study area may cause trouble by means of time and effort . With intent to speed up and facilitate the field work, drones get into use. In the present study, a thermal camera mounted drone was used with the objective to determine the locations and measure water temperature of a spring grou p that creates a 2 km long river. 3 flights at different altitudes and dates were made. Flights at lower altitudes perfectly revealed the spring locations but had a higher chance to end up with blurred images . However, the measurement accuracy of the thermal camera is n enough for a study which needs high precision .
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UAV
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Temperature
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Azmak Spring
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/79691
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International Symposium on Sustainable Aviation 2018
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B. Kurtuluş et al., “SPRING LOCATING AND TEMPERATURE MONITORING USING UAV: AZMAK SPRINGS, MUGLA, TURKEY,” presented at the International Symposium on Sustainable Aviation 2018, Rome, İtalya, 2018, Accessed: 00, 2021. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/79691.
