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UAVs – Unmanned aerial vehicles in landscape practice (2nd Edition)

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UAVs – Unmanned aerial vehicles in landscape practice (2nd Edition). / Cureton, Paul.
20 p. 2nd ed. ed. London: Landscape Institute. 2022.

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Cureton, P 2022, UAVs – Unmanned aerial vehicles in landscape practice (2nd Edition). Landscape Institute, London. <https://www.landscapeinstitute.org/news/li-publishes-second-edition-drones-in-landscape-practice-technical-information-note/>

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Cureton, P. (2022, Mar 11). UAVs – Unmanned aerial vehicles in landscape practice (2nd Edition). (2nd ed. ed.) Landscape Institute. https://www.landscapeinstitute.org/news/li-publishes-second-edition-drones-in-landscape-practice-technical-information-note/

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Cureton P. UAVs – Unmanned aerial vehicles in landscape practice (2nd Edition). 2022. 20 p.

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Cureton, Paul. / UAVs – Unmanned aerial vehicles in landscape practice (2nd Edition). 2022. London : Landscape Institute. 20 p.

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