P5.4 Adaptive Gas Source Localization Strategies and Gas Distribution Mapping using a Gas-sensitive Micro-Drone

In this paper we exemplify how to address environmental monitoring tasks with a gas-sensitive micro-drone and present two different approaches to locate gas emission sources. First, we sent the mic ...

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