Upcoming meetings
Join us for our conference session: Open Format Session OFS-63 — The Potential of Drones to Advance Tropical Ecology and Conservation at the upcoming 61st Annual Meeting of the Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation in Oaxaca, México!
| Title | Presenter |
|---|---|
| Introduction to the session | Session organizers |
| Advancing tropical ecosystem research with drones: Insights from the Galápagos and Yasuní National Park | Gonzalo Rivas Torres |
| Assessing long-term shifts in canopy structure and forest dynamics during the second decade of forest recovery through drone-generated RGB imagery | Rakan Zahawi |
| Integrating drone-based remote sensing, field ecology, and lightning sensors to quantify forest disturbance regimes | Cesar E. Gutierrez B. |
| The challenge of linking drone-derived canopy disturbance data to forest biomass fluxes and individual tree mortality and damage | Luisa F. Gómez-Correa |
| Methodological advances in long-term monitoring of tropical tree phenology using UAV imagery | Vicente Vasquez |
| Edge effects and fragmentation in the Dry Chaco Forest: NDVI insights from UAV multispectral indices | Axel Gualdoni-Becerra |
| Drones for focal tree species classification and mapping around forest restoration sites in Costa Rica | S. Holden Jones |
| Automatic acquisition of close-up photos of tree crowns with drones can transform the study of tropical trees and lianas | Etienne Laliberté |
| Examining the potential for tropical tree species classification from drone hyperspectral imagery | Patrick Cannon |
| Thermal drones in the tropics: Methods and challenges in a fragmented Amazonian landscape | Skye Hellenkamp |
| Using drones to enhance primate ecology field studies | Lucy Millington |
| Digital floodscapes: using UAV laser scanning to understand forest structure, function and vulnerability in the Amazon wetlands | Thiago Silva |
| How drones are expanding our understanding of tropical forests | Helene Muller-Landau |