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Yang Zhang, Yuan Feng, Shiqi Wang, Zhicheng Tang, Zhenduo Zhai, Reid Viegut, Lisa Webb, Andrew Raedeke and Yi Shang
Waterfowl populations monitoring is essential for wetland conservation. Lately, deep learning techniques have shown promising advancements in detecting waterfowl in aerial images. In this paper, we present performance evaluation of several popular superv...
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Shannon J. Dundas, Molly Vardanega, Patrick O?Brien and Steven R. McLeod
Drones are becoming a common method for surveying wildlife as they offer an aerial perspective of the landscape. For waterbirds in particular, drones can overcome challenges associated with surveying locations not accessible on foot. With the rapid uptak...
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Alexandra G. Firth, Beth H. Baker, John P. Brooks, Renotta Smith, Raymond B. Iglay and J. Brian Davis
Waterbirds may facilitate pathogen transport in rice fields from autumn to winter. This study investigated pathogen dynamics in two types of rice fields, those considered conventionally managed and a low-external-input-sustainable-agriculture (LEISA) ric...
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T. V. Dormitorio, J. J. Giambrone, K. Guo, and G. R. Hepp
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