USGS scientists placing a UAS ground control target at Corral Bluffs
By Geosciences and Environmental Change Science Center
September 2018 (approx.)
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USGS scientists placing a UAS ground control target at Corral Bluffs
NUSO researchers in September 2018 began working with the Denver Museum of Nature & Science to collect UAS imagery covering the Corral Bluffs study area and creating the photogrammetric surface models needed to support extraction of centimeter level elevation data for the hundreds of paleontological fossil locations.
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