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Homologized points for isotropic meshes of raccoon skulls produced with two different cameras for photogrammetry method comparison
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Homologized points for isotropic meshes of raccoon skulls produced with two different software for photogrammetry method comparison
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Homologized points for meshes of raccoon skulls produced with two different software and cameras for photogrammetry method comparison
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Homologized points for meshes of raccoon skulls produced with two different cameras for photogrammetry method comparison
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Homologized points for meshes of raccoon skulls produced with two different software for photogrammetry method comparison
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Koger, Benjamin Bryan; Albert B. Kao; Curry J. Cunningham; Thomas P. Quinn; Caroline Kittle; Andrew M. Berdahl, 2026, "Data for Efficient and accurate spatio-temporal population monitoring of mobile animals using drones and computer vision", https://doi.org/10.15786/YMFB2M, Wyoming Data Repository, V1
This is the dataset that corresponds with the paper "Data for Efficient and accurate spatio-temporal population monitoring of mobile animals using drones and computer vision" accepted in the journal Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation. It includes count data of sockeye salmon in breeding ponds near Pedro Bay Alaska from multiple methods: our...
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