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crop production systems. The project will focus on integrating high-resolution drone-based remote sensing data, including multispectral and thermal imagery as well as LiDAR measurements, into ensemble
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of ecosystem functioning and carbon fluxes, supporting the design of more sustainable and resilient crop production systems. The project will focus on integrating high-resolution drone-based remote sensing data
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commonly called drones, are a potential way to address these issues (Kelleher et al. 2016). River habitat monitoring can also benefit from using UAV data, which can provide fast higher resolution updates
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) modules into safety-critical embedded systems (autonomous vehicles, drones, industrial and medical devices) raises major safety and security concerns. These modules, often based on deep neural networks
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Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description This research enables drones to perch like birds, using
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Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No Offer Description As drones and air taxis enter cities, understanding and
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robots, rescue drones, or vehicles with advanced driver-assistance systems, with cloud-assisted AI and control systems. A main challenge in all cloud-assisted AI and control systems is to deliver the right
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. Fieldwork involves a wide range of techniques, from collecting sediment and biological samples on tidal flats, to taking measurements with advanced instruments and operating drones. Many field samples
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monitoring methods with community partners across Scotland’s west coast. The potential for drone and mobile phone imagery to enhance this work has been discussed with community groups, informing this project
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patterns to design new spectrum allocation schemes that allow for a large number of Ambient IoT devices to coexist with battery-powered wireless devices. DC4: Drone-hosted mobile spectrum sensing and cells