A new fact sheet from Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service covers how landowners and land managers can incorporate unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV)’s, or drones into fire operations to make burns safer and easier to conduct.
New Fact Sheet: Using Drones with Infrared Capabilities to Monitor Fire Behavior
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