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The use of infrared sensors and digital cameras for documenting visitor use patterns: a case study from D'Aguilar National Park, south-east Queensland, Australia
2012
Current Issues in Tourism
This study assesses the use of pyroelectric infra-red sensors combined with digital cameras to document visitor use patterns on a horse-trail network within an area of D'Aguilar National Park; a peri-urban bushland reserved for a range of purposes and used by several user groups. Data were obtained from four cameras and comprised 7000 photographs over 1000 days. Forty-five per cent of photographs were false-triggers attributable to environmental factors and 42% were of confirmed users. An
doi:10.1080/13683500.2012.714749
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