Journal: Scientific Reports

Article Title: Detecting small and cryptic animals by combining thermography and a wildlife detection dog

doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-61594-y

Figure Lengend Snippet: ( a ) Setup for the application of the handheld thermal camera. ( b ) Suspicious thermal signature in a distance of about 40 meters, corresponding to a leveret in terms of size, shape and brightness. Identification is not possible, thus close inspection is necessary. Small picture: close-up of a thermal signature of a leveret from a distance of 3 meters. Both pictures have been captured with a handheld FLIR Scout TS-32r Pro thermal camera.

Article Snippet: For the handheld thermal imaging method, we used a FLIR Scout TS-32r Pro (FLIR systems, Inc., USA) thermal imaging camera with a 65 mm lens (detailed information on the camera is given in the supplementary material A).

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Journal: Scientific Reports

Article Title: Detecting small and cryptic animals by combining thermography and a wildlife detection dog

doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-61594-y

Figure Lengend Snippet: ( a ) Using a thermal drone to search for cryptic wildlife. ( b ) Thermal picture taken with a FLIR Photon 320 mounted on a microdrones md4–200 quadrocopter nine meters above ground level. The framed spot represents a leveret located within medium - high vegetation density (fallow land).

Article Snippet: For the handheld thermal imaging method, we used a FLIR Scout TS-32r Pro (FLIR systems, Inc., USA) thermal imaging camera with a 65 mm lens (detailed information on the camera is given in the supplementary material A).

Techniques: