Abstract:

Usage of airborne images has been widely pervading in the different research pro-
grams. The high costs of the research-specific airborne imaging techniques and habitatmapping is often beyond the budget of the programs. Airborne images, made by radio controlled (r-c) model airplanes provide a perfect alternative for the environmental and biological researches. The model airplanes give the possibility for landscape mapping or count field objects, which can not be done with any other methods (or just with bigger efforts and disturbance). For example: game counting, nest counting, survey of different microhabitat patches or vegetation mapping.