USGS researchers at a UAS launch site at Colorado’s Dinosaur Ridge
By Geosciences and Environmental Change Science Center
September 2018 (approx.)
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USGS researchers Joe Adams and Mark Bauer at a UAS launch site at Colorado’s Dinosaur Ridge
Jefferson County Open Space and the Friends of Dinosaur Ridge collaborated with the NUSO in September 2018 to collect high-resolution UAS data for use in constructing 3D photogrammetric terrain models of potential landslide areas.
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