Aerial survey method: The experience of Kenya

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Abstract

Evaluates Kenyan experience of aerial survey from 1968 to 1978, mentioning methods applied, projects & sample design as well as levels of accuracy & innovations introduced.

Authors

  • Taiti, S.W.

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