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Forest resources are estimated by analyzing aerial photos of forests in a large area to estimate tree heights and by superimposing the photos on maps provided by the GIS (Geographical Information System).
The condition of vegetation in a large area can be monitored efficiently by observing optical spectra to extract physical quantities containing a large amount of information, making it possible to determine the type and condition of plants and resources.
Bird strike incidents can be prevented by constantly monitoring the existence of birds and other phenomena in and around airports to reduce the danger of airplanes colliding with birds during takeoff and landing.