A new sighting device for aerial survey

Journal Article
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byInternational Livestock Centre for Africa

Abstract

Discribes a new sighting device that improves the accuracy of data collection during low-level aerial surveys. Shows the flight pattern used.

Authors

  • Eshete, A.

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