Keyword: Unmanned aerial vehicles
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| Detection and mapping of Amaranthus spinosus L. in bermudagrass pastures using drone imagery and deep learning for a site-specific weed management Access Restrictions |
Bretas, Igor L.; Dubeux Jr., Jose C. B.; Zhao, Chang; Queiroz, Luana M. D.; Flynn, Scott; Ingram, Sam; Oduor, Kenneth T.; Cruz, Priscila J. R.; Ruiz-Moreno, Martin; Loures, Daniele R. S.; Valente, Domingos S. M.; Chizzotti, Fernanda H. M. 2024. Agronomy Journal. May/June. 116(3): p. 990-1002. |
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337321 |
| Assessing unmanned aerial vehicle-based imagery for breeding applications in St. Augustinegrass under drought and non-drought conditions |
Rockstad, Greta B. G.; Austin, Robert E.; Gouveia, Beatriz T.; Carbajal, Esdras M.; Milla-Lewis, Susana R. 2024. Crop Science. January/February. 64(1): p. 496-510. |
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| Enhancing water conservation through remote sensing technology on golf courses | Young, Joseph; Deb, Sanjit; Ritchie, Glen; Guo, Wenxuan; Escamilla, Eduardo; Cantu, Juan; McCall, David. 2022. Mike Davis Program for Advancing Golf Course Management: 2022 Progress Reports. p. 229-232. |
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| Enhancing water conservation through remote sensing technology on golf courses | Young, Joseph; Deb, Sanjit; Ritchie, Glen; Guo, Wenxuan; Escamilla, Eduardo; Cantu, Juan; McCall, David. 2021. Mike Davis Program for Advancing Golf Course Management: 2021 Progress Reports. p. 256-258. |
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| Enhancing water conservation through remote sensing technology on golf courses | Young, Joseph; Deb, Sanjit; Ritchie, Glen; Guo, Wenxuan; Escamilla, Eduardo; Cantu, Juan; McCall, David. 2020. Turfgrass and Environmental Research Program: 2020 Research Summaries. p. 247-249. |
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| Unmanned aircraft systems for precision weed detection and management: Prospects and challenges Access Restrictions |
Singh, Vijay; Rana, Aman; Bishop, Michael; Filippi, Anthony M.; Cope, Dale; Rajan, Nithya; Bagavathiannan, Muthukumar. 2020. Advances in Agronomy. 159: p. 93-134. |
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| Plant health evaluations of Belonolaimus longicaudatus and Meloidogyne incognita colonized bermudagrass using remote sensing |
Groover, Will L.; Lawrence, Kathy S. 2020. Journal of Nematology. 52: p. [1-13]. |
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315245 |
| Integration of remote-weed mapping and an autonmous spraying unmanned aerial vehicle for site-specific management Access Restrictions |
Hunter, Joseph E. III; Gannon, Travis W.; Richardson, Robert J.; Yelverton, Fred H.; Leon, Ramon G. 2020. Pest Management Science. April. 76(4): p. 1386-1392. |
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310893 |
| Mapping spring dead spot using unmanned aerial vehicles for site-specific management | McCall, David. 2019. 2019 GCSAA Education Conference: Free Session Presentations. p. [1-15]. |
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303791 |
| Using a Drone to Scout Turf Stress |
Whitlark, Brian. 2019. [Liberty Corner, New Jersey]: United States Golf Association. 2 pp. |
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| Application of unmanned aerial systems based imagery and data analytics in turfgrass field trials | Zhang, Jing; Schwartz, Brian M.; Kenworthy, Kevin E.; Wu, Yanqi; Chandra, Ambika; Milla-Lewis, Susana R.; Raymer, Paul L. 2019. ASA, CSSA and SSSA International Annual Meetings. p. 120429. |
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| Translating digital values into data | Sullivan, Dana; Beck, John M.; Schlemmer, Michael R. 2019. ASA, CSSA and SSSA International Annual Meetings. p. 121716. |
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| Effective utilization of aerial imagery and GPS technologies for site-specific turf management | McCall, David S.; Booth, Jordan; Sullivan, Dana. 2019. ASA, CSSA and SSSA International Annual Meetings. p. 121904. |
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309604 |
| Applications of unmanned aerial vehicle based imagery in turfgrass field trials |
Zhang, Jing; Virk, Simerjeet; Porter, Wesley; Kenworthy, Kevin; Sullivan, Dana; Schwartz, Brian. 2019. Frontiers in Plant Science. 10: p. 00278 [1-12]. |
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| New technology to improve turfgrass management efficiency?: The future may be here! |
Horton, James. 2019. Alabama Turf Times. Winter. p. 18-21. |
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| [GreenSight autonomous agronomic drones] Access Restrictions |
Robertson, Paul. 2019. GreenMaster. Winter. 55(4): p. 18-19. |
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| Using small unmanned aircraft systems for early detection of drought stress in turfgrass Access Restrictions |
Hong, Mu; Bremer, Dale J.; van der Merwe, Deon. 2019. Crop Science. November/December. 59(6): p. 2829-2844. |
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| Going high tech for spring dead spot management |
McCall, David. 2019. SportsTurf. October. 35(10): p. 10, 12-13. |
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| Innovative trends in golf: Superintendents who tap into other ways of getting job done find time for more |
Jiggens, Mike. 2019. Turf & Rec. October. 32(6): p. 18-21. |
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| Getting a bird's eye view: Agronomy technology flying high at Ravenna |
Eubanks, Steve. 2019. Golf Business [NGCOA]. September. 25(8): p. 30-32. |
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| Can a drone make golf course maintenance more efficient: Technology firms seeking to introduce their products to the golf course industry have a challenge in bringing tech to one of the oldest - and most traditional - sports being played today |
Hirsh, Larry. 2019. The Boardroom. September/October. 23(284): p. 90-91. |
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| Enhancing fairway water conservation through UAV imagery Access Restrictions |
Young, Joseph; Escamilla, Eduardo; Cantu, Juan; McCall, David. 2019. Golf Course Management. July. 87(7): p. 77. |
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| 5 things to know about drones: From obtaining a license to avoiding airplanes, using a drone can be beneficial to your landscaping business |
Akbay, Kent. 2019. Lawn & Landscape. June. 40(6): p. [TR]14-[TR]15. |
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| An eye in the sky: A few innovators are using drones to cut water use and pinpoint turf issues. Some predict that use of the technology will grow rapidly |
Vasilak, Robert J. 2019. Golf Inc.. May/June. 28(3): p. 7-9. |
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| Superintendents can benefit from having eye-in-the-sky | Schwartz, Brian. 2019. Through the Green [Georgia]. March/April. p. 28-30. |
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| Drone use in sod production Access Restrictions |
Schwartz, Brian; Zhang, Jing. 2019. Turf News [TPI]. March/April. 43(2): p. 42-46. |
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305514 |
| The times call for change: The USGA Green Section's director of education identifies innovative trends to consider |
Jones, Pat. 2019. Golf Course Industry. February. 31(2): p. 6. |
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| Smart tools to improve and accelerate the turfgrass evaluation process | Wang, Ning; Wu, Yanqi; Moss, Justin; Fontanier, Charles; Fry, Jack; Bremer, Dale. 2018. Turfgrass and Environmental Research Program: 2018Research Summaries. p. 119-123. |
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| Evaluating small unmanned aerial systems for detecting drought stress on turfgrass | Hong, Mu; Bremer, Dale J.; van der Merwe, Deon. 2018. Turfgrass and Environmental Research Program: 2018 Research Summaries. p. 206-212. |
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| Application of unmanned aerial vehicle based imagery in turfgrass variety trials | Zhang, Jing; Virk, Simerjeet; Porter, Wesley M.; Kenworthy, Kevin E.; Schwartz, Brian M. 2018. ASA, CSSA and SSSA International Annual Meetings. p. 112336. |
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302008 |
| Evaluating small unmanned aerial systems for detecting drought stress on turfgrass | Hong, Mu; Bremer, Dale J.; van der Merwe, Deon. 2018. ASA, CSSA and SSSA International Annual Meetings. p. 113668. |
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| Drone-based structure-from-motion photogrammetry captures grassland sward height variability Access Restrictions |
Forsmoo, Joel; Anderson, Karen; Macleod, Christopher J. A.; Wilkinson, Mark E.; Brazier, Richard. 2018. Journal of Applied Ecology. November. 55(6): p. 2587-2599. |
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| Maintenance equipment moves forward |
Anonymous. 2018. Landscape Contractor Design Build Maintain. September. 21(9): p. 28-33. |
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301128 |
| Drones: What you need to know before you fly |
Shaw, Cam. 2018. ONCourse. August. p. 22-23. |
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300351 |
| Four concentric circles of damaged turf Access Restrictions |
Mascaro, John. 2018. Golf Course Management. August. 86(8): p. 26, 84. |
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299954 |
| Roadmap for a startup: Insights into marketing new tech in golf course maintenance |
Hall, Philip. 2018. Golfdom. August. 74(8): p. 25-32. |
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300283 |
| Drones | Dyroff, Chris. 2018. Foreground [HVGCSA]. August. 55(4): p. 14-15. |
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301475 |
| How legal & safe are you?: According to the FAA, legally using a drone requires more than flying it |
Moore, Douglas R. 2018. Irrigation Today. April. 2(4): p. 20-21. |
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| The legalities of droning | Peverill, James. 2018. The Golf Course Trades. April 5. 28[31](4): p. 30-31. |
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| Irrigation from a new perspective |
Vinchesi, Brian. 2018. Golf Course Industry. March. 30(3): p. 32. |
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296004 |
| Turf management technology takes a step forward: Fleet and labor management software and other technology promise to take the guesswork out of course maintenance |
Crittenden, Jack. 2018. Golf Inc.. March/April. 27(2): p. 12-14. |
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| Innovative approach to information collection for irrigation upgrade | Anonymous. 2018. Irrigation Australia. Spring. 34(3): p. 29. |
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| UAVs and water use of warm-season grasses Access Restrictions |
Leclerc, Monique; Zhang, Gengsheng; Singh, Navjot; Nahrawi, Hafsah; Pahari, Roshani; Waltz, Clint. 2018. Golf Course Management. February. 86(2): p. 87. |
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| Coming soon... |
Moraghan, Tim. 2018. Golf Course Industry. February. 30(2): p. 22. |
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| Developing a drone strategy for use in sports turf management |
Gill, Jody. 2018. SportsTurf. January. 34(1): p. 18, 20, 22, 24-25. |
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| Robots, computers and drones: It's the future... now |
Williams, Bruce R. 2018. The Boardroom. January/February. 22(274): p. 90-91. |
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| Drones on your course without all the hype | Bastis, Thomas. 2017. 2017 GCSAA Education Conference: Conference Session Presentations. p. [1-53]. |
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| Out of bounds: A positive approach: Think differently | Buck, John. 2017. 2017 GCSAA Education Conference: Conference Session Presentations. p. [1-20]. |
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| What is our superintendent droning on about? |
Anonymous. 2017. The Dogwood. Summer. p. 26-27. |
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| Smart tools to improve and accelerate the turfgrass evaluation process | Wang, Ning; Wu, Yanqi; Moss, Justin; Fontanier, Charles; Fry, Jack; Bremer, Dale. 2017. Turfgrass and Environmental Research Program: 2017 Research Summaries. p. 160-163. |
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| Development of a remote sensing tool for golf course irrigation management: Proof of concept | Fontanier, Charles; Moss, Justin. 2017. Turfgrass and Environmental Research Program: 2017 Research Summaries. p. 228-231. |
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| Digital image analysis using aerial imagery to quantify spring dead spot | Booth, Jordan; McCall, David S.; Sullivan, Dana; Chaudhry, Haseeb; Morgan, Andrew; Kochersberger, Kevin. 2017. ASA, CSSA and SSSA International Annual Meetings. p. 105980. |
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| Development of a remote sensing tool for golf course irrigation management | Beyki, Saeed; Fontanier, Charles Henry; Moss, Justin Quetone. 2017. ASA, CSSA and SSSA International Annual Meetings. p. 106011. |
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| Assessment of turfgrass health using aerial images from small unmanned aircraft | Sommer, Henry; Lulis, Timothy T.; Kaminski, John E. 2017. ASA, CSSA and SSSA International Annual Meetings. p. 107620. |
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| Wade Peckham at home in Edmonton: "I have to change with the times" | Anonymous. 2017. Turf Trends [Idaho]. Summer. 3(2): p. 68-79. |
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| Come fly with me Access Restrictions |
Young, Tom. 2017. STRI Bulletin. Winter. 280: p. 35-37. |
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| Mapping spring dead spot using drones | Booth, Jordan C.; McCall, David. 2017. The Commonwealth Crier. December. p. 9. |
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| Technology is not taking away your job | Parker, Linda. 2017. The Golf Course Trades. November. 30(11): p. 24-26. |
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| A different perspective: Drones are changing the way you and your clients view their landscapes |
Hanna, Tory; Staley, Dan. 2017. Lawn & Landscape. October. 38(10): p. 126, 128, 130, 132, 136. |
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| STRI Research 2017: Over 300 intrepid people journeyed to Yorkshire for STRI Research in September to view the very latest sports turf industry research trials taking place in the UK at present. For the benefit of anyone unable to attend, here's an insight into STRI Research 2017 and the investments being made in practical research trials at STRI Bingley Access Restrictions |
Anonymous. 2017. STRI Bulletin. Autumn. 279: p. 32-36. |
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291359 |
| Back to basics: Greenkeeper Ben combines aerial drones with 'back to basics' maintenance routines |
Anonymous. 2017. Greenkeeper International. September. p. 48-49. |
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290558 |
| If you're flying drones be aware of your responsibilities |
Peverill, James. 2017. The Boardroom. September/October. 21(272): p. 106-107. |
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293811 |
| The beauty of technology |
Dudones, David. 2017. Tee to Green [New York]. August/September. 48(4): p. 1, 7. |
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291643 |
| How technology helps those who help us |
Ceplo, Matt. 2017. Tee to Green [New York]. August/September. 48(4): p. 2-5. |
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| Playing by the (drone) rules Access Restrictions |
Vaughey, Bob. 2017. Golf Course Management. June. 85(6): p. 36. |
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285240 |
| Drones may be golf's next big breakthrough: Technology provides multitude of valuable information for superintendents |
Jiggens, Mike. 2017. Turf & Rec. June. 30(4): p. 8-11. |
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| Will drones help your green industry business soar into the future? | Williams-Villano, Mary Elizabeth. 2017. Irrigation & Green Industry. May. 20(5): p. 12-14, 16, 18. |
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285687 |
| Unique perspective drones offer improved site-specific management of athletic fields |
McCall, David. 2017. SportsTurf. May. 3[33](5): p. 20-22. |
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284673 |
| A predictive model for turfgrass color and quality evaluation using deep learning and UAV imageries |
Phan, Claude; Raheja, Amar; Bhandari, Subodh; Green, Robert; Do, Dat. 2017. Proceedings of SPIE. May 8. 10218: p. [1-14]. |
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| Remote control: A Canadian superintendent takes diease and water management to new heights with an agronomic-focused drone program Access Restrictions |
Phillips, Hal. 2017. Golf Course Management. March. 85(3): p. 58, 60, 62, 64. |
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| Meet FTGA member Jason Franciosa, intelliSky Drone Analytics | Anonymous. 2017. Florida Turf Digest. March/April. 34(2): p. 16-17. |
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285511 |
| High-flyers |
Macphee, Bruce. 2017. Australian Turfgrass Management Journal. March/April. 19(2): p. 44-46. |
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284395 |
| Destined for drones?: Only 40 percent of readers think a bird's-eye-view of the course might be in their future |
Anonymous. 2017. Golfdom. January. 73(1): p. 22-23. |
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280874 |
| Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Detect Turfgrass Drought |
United States Golf Association. 2016. [Far Hills, New Jersey]: United States Golf Association. 2 pp. |
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| Evaluating small unmanned aircraft systems for detecting turfgrass stress with an emphasis on drought | Bremer, Dale; van der Merwe, Deon. 2016. Turfgrass and Environmental Research Program: 2016 Research Summaries. p. 78-82. |
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285123 |
| Mapping spring dead spot using unmanned aerial vehicles to further explore epidemiology and management | Booth, Jordan; McCall, David S.; Sullivan, Dana; Morgan, Andrew; Chaudhry, Haseeb; Kochersberger, Kevin. 2016. ASA, CSSA and SSSA International Annual Meetings. p. 99869. |
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| Rise of the drones | Ingleton, Toby. 2016. By Design. Summer. 28: p. 8-13. |
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| Small unmanned aircraft systems detect turfgrass drought |
Bremer, Dale J.; van der Merwe, Deon. 2016. 2016 Turfgrass Research: Research Reports [Kansas State University]. 2(4): p. [1-5]. |
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| Back to the future! Access Restrictions |
Young, Tom. 2016. STRI Bulletin. Winter. 276: p. 34-37. |
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279863 |
| sUAS, sensors and golf courses |
Throssell, Clark. 2016. Golfdom. November. 72(11): p. 37. |
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278396 |
| Tapping into turf technology | McPherson, David. 2016. Turf & Recreation. November/December. 29(7): p. 47-48, 50. |
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279243 |
| Small unmanned aircraft systems (drones) detect drought stress in turfgrass | Bremer, Dale; van der Merwe, Deon. 2016. TURFNews [Kansas]. September. p. 5-7. |
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285882 |
| The sky is the limit: Drones, data and turf maintenance |
McPherson, David. 2016. Golfdom. September. 72(9): p. 18-20, 22-23. |
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275843 |
| Rise of the drones for golf course design |
Ingleton, Toby. 2016. The Boardroom. September/October. 20(266): p. 62-63. |
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279079 |
| The future for technology is now!: Advances in technology are happening quicker in the last five years than in the previous 40 years |
Williams, Bruce R. 2016. The Boardroom. September/October. 20(266): p. 116-117. |
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| Drones give superintendents their own eye in the sky | Robinson, L. J. 2016. Through the Green [Georgia]. July/August. p. 12-13. |
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| Giving new life to an old bird: A needed update on the Heron Course, along with some creative communications, makes this course soar above its counterpart at the Oaks Club in Florida |
Gannon, Grant B. 2016. Golfdom. May. 72(5): p. 26-30. |
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| Application of machine learning for the evaluation of turfgrass plots using aerial images Access Restrictions |
Ding, Ke; Raheja, Amar; Bhandari, Subodh; Green, Robert L. 2016. Proceedings of SPIE. May 17. 9866: p. 98660I [1-13]. |
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| Data mining and drones Access Restrictions |
Vaughey, Bob. 2016. Golf Course Management. April. 84(4): p. 40. |
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271080 |
| In with the new Access Restrictions |
Anonymous. 2016. Golf Course Management. April. 84(4): p. 58, 60, 62, 64. |
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| Turf conference | Anfield, Chuck. 2016. On Course [MAGCS]. February. 69(10): p. 20-22. |
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| How drones could transform the landscape industry: These small robots are emerging as ways for contractors to display their handiwork and save money | Hall, Ronnie. 2016. Turf [North Edition]. February. 29(2): p. 34-36, 38. |
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273645 |
| Monitoring Parks With Inexpensive UAVs: Cost Benefits Analysis for Monitoring and Maintaining Parks Facilities |
Dustin, Mark C. 2015. M.S. Thesis: University of Southern California. xii, 100 pp. |
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| Flying high: Drone usage has applications for superintendents | McCall, David. 2015. The Commonwealth Crier. Summer. p. 12. |
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| Small drone applications for turf & golf course management | Thomas, Chris; Oldham, Randy; Thomas, Rio. 2015. Turf Trends [Idaho]. Summer. p. 84-89. |
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| Evaluating small unmanned aircraft systems for detecting turfgrass stress with an emphasis on drought | Bremer, Dale; van der Merwe, Deon; Fry, Jack; Keeley, Steve; Hoyle, Jared; Kennelly, Megan; Price, Kevin. 2015. Turfgrass and Environmental Research Program: 2015 Research Summaries. p. 126-130. |
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| Practicality of an unmanned aerial system in golf course management | McCall, David S.; Sullivan, Dana; Beck, John; Guertal, Elizabeth A.; Bland, Geoff; Ryan, Mark A. 2015. ASA, CSSA and SSSA International Annual Meetings. p. 94283. |
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| New services - thanks to "new" technologies |
Todd, Chris. 2015. New Zealand Turf Management Journal. Winter. 32(2): p. 3. |
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260695 |
| An aerial perspective proves invaluable: A drone's flexibility and technical capabilities enables NZSTI to offer faster and more cost-effective precision to turf management services |
Schraders, Chris. 2015. New Zealand Turf Management Journal. Winter. 32(2): p. 4-5. |
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| [Virginia Tech field day 2015] Access Restrictions |
Rogan, Chase. 2015. Golf Course Management. October. 83(10): p. 100. |
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