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Using a drone to count grey seals in Canada

25/10/2017

Using a drone to count grey seals in Canada

When Duke University researchers wanted to try counting seals with a drone, they headed to Canada with eBees and several cameras. The results confirmed UAVs can help save time and money, and highlighted the promise of thermal imaging.


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