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Lab Resources

Uncrewed Aerial Systems

The marine landscape ecology lab maintains a number of uncrewed aerial systems designed to carry out specialized missions in the coastal environment.

DJI Mavic 3 Enterprise Series Drones

The lab maintains two, Mavic 3 Enterprise drones. In addition to an RTK system, each drone carries a dual RGB and multispectral sensor.

DJI Matrice 350 RTK Drone

The lab maintains a DJI Matrice 350 RTK heavy payload drone. The drone is capable of carrying multiple sensors to conduct a multitude of data collection methods in the coastal environment.

Trinity Pro Fixed Wing Vertical Takeoff and Landing (VTOL) Drone

The lab maintains a Trinity Pro VTOL drone to support shape-based and long-range mapping missions.

Sensors

Micasense Altum 5-band multispectral sensor

The lab maintains a Micasense Altum 5-band multispectral sensors with an integrated thermal band. The sensor supports specialized surveys for habitats such as kelp forest and estuary habitats.

Survey Equipment

Emlid Reach RS2+ Multi-band RTK GNSS Receiver

The lab owns two of these mobile RTK receivers to use in support of drone surveys. The positioning data collected by the receivers can improve the spatial positioning of survey data collected by drones.

Computing Equipment

Pix4D Photogrammetry Software

The lab maintains multiple Pix4D licenses to support the processing of image data including 3D photogrammetry modeling.

3D photogrammetry model of rocky intertidal habitat in British Columbia.

ARC-GIS Pro

The lab maintains licenses for Arc-GIS Pro to support post-processing of image data including the development of machine learning models for classifying habitat and species in drone images.

California sea lions auto-classified with deep learning approaches in Arc-GIS Pro.
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