UAS in flight at the White Sands National Monument
By National Land Imaging Program
January 2014 (approx.)
Detailed Description
UAS in flight at the White Sands National Monument
Working with the BLM, Department of Defense and in coordination with the National Park Service, the NUSO performed a UAS mission in January 2014 to document the presence of Pleistocene trackways that include mammoth tracks, sloth tracks, and human footprints, at the White Sands National Monument paleontological track site.
Sources/Usage
Public Domain.
Related
NUSO 2014 Research Missions
While continuing its evaluation of UAS technology for waterfowl surveys, the NUSO also expanded its survey studies to encompass mammals, including various forms of wildlife as well as fossilized human footprints from the late Pleistocene time period.
Related
NUSO 2014 Research Missions
While continuing its evaluation of UAS technology for waterfowl surveys, the NUSO also expanded its survey studies to encompass mammals, including various forms of wildlife as well as fossilized human footprints from the late Pleistocene time period.