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Spatial-Temporal Hybrid Path Planning for Multi-UAV Methane Emission Rate Quantification
Accurate emission-rate quantification of methane point sources is essential for inventory verification and leak detection. UAV-borne sensing provides high-resolution, near-source measurements, but existing quantification methods mostly follow a predefined trajectory and rely on a single UAV. Buildin
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