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| === Unmanned RT workshop notes === | === Unmanned RT workshop notes === | ||
| - | === Phase 1 "Be Strong, Be Wrong" foraging expedition. | + | == Phase 1 / Notes from the Wild: == |
| Wisdom from the plant kingdom spread by Dario Cortese. | Wisdom from the plant kingdom spread by Dario Cortese. | ||
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| Dario’s site: http:// | Dario’s site: http:// | ||
| - | His leaflet [[how_to_eat_wild]] accompanying Resilients phase 01.\\ | ||
| == from Dario’s Library:== | == from Dario’s Library:== | ||
| - | * //The Encyclopedia of Edible Plants of North America// - François Couplan | + | * //Wild Food// - Roger Phillips |
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| - | * //Wild Food// - Roger Phillips | + | |
| * //Le régal végétal// - François Couplan (also excellent, in French) | * //Le régal végétal// - François Couplan (also excellent, in French) | ||
| + | * //The Encyclopedia of Edible Plants of North America// - François Couplan | ||
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| * //Edible Garden Weeds of Canada// - Adam F. Szczawinski / Nancy J. Turner | * //Edible Garden Weeds of Canada// - Adam F. Szczawinski / Nancy J. Turner | ||
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| * //The Book of Herbal Wisdom, using plants as medicines// - Matthew Wood | * //The Book of Herbal Wisdom, using plants as medicines// - Matthew Wood | ||
| * //The Lost Language of Plants, the ecological importance of plant medicines to life on earth// - Stephen Harrod Buhner | * //The Lost Language of Plants, the ecological importance of plant medicines to life on earth// - Stephen Harrod Buhner | ||
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| * //Medicinal Plants of the World// - Michael Wink / Ben-Erik van Wyk | * //Medicinal Plants of the World// - Michael Wink / Ben-Erik van Wyk | ||
| - | * //Invasive Plant Medicine, the ecological benefits and healing abilities of invasives// - Timothy Lee Scott | ||
| * //Wild Fermentation, | * //Wild Fermentation, | ||
| * //The Art of Fermentation - an in-depth exploration of essential concepts and processes from around the world// - Sandor Ellix Katz | * //The Art of Fermentation - an in-depth exploration of essential concepts and processes from around the world// - Sandor Ellix Katz | ||
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| Notes from the Data display workshop. | Notes from the Data display workshop. | ||
| - | UAV terminology: | ||
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| - | * Orthophoto: image taken from above, corrected so you can measure distances in it | ||
| - | * Ground Controle Points: points on the ground for which you have exact coordinates to place images | ||
| - | * Spectoral Signature: ways to identify objects and via an algorithm | ||
| - | * Leaf Area Index: the percentage of leaf-forest in a landscape | ||
| - | * Hyper Spectoral Imagery: currently the most advanced technology giving layers of data | ||
| - | * T - Take Off Point: from the launch the UAV goes here and taxis until further orders | ||
| - | * R - Rally Point: from here you engage final approach to landing zone | ||
| - | * P - Parachute: final drop in the landing zone | ||
| - | * Loiter: taxiing circle you can put anywhere and give a specific radius | ||
| - | * Convoy mode: have the UAV follow you if you are on the move | ||
| - | * Target mode: follow a moving target (car etc) | ||
| === related === | === related === | ||
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| - | * [[mobile ecology]] app list for field-work in ecology for both android/ | ||
| "They are better known as stealthy killing machines to take out suspected terrorists with pinpoint accuracy. But drones are also being put to more benign use in skies across several continents to track endangered wildlife, spot poachers, and chart forest loss." | "They are better known as stealthy killing machines to take out suspected terrorists with pinpoint accuracy. But drones are also being put to more benign use in skies across several continents to track endangered wildlife, spot poachers, and chart forest loss." | ||
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