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AegisBench: Auditing Aerial Search-and-Rescue Person Detection Under the Conditions It Is Deployed In
Drone-based person detection is being adopted by emergency-management agencies to find missing people faster than ground teams can. The benchmarks behind that adoption were collected in calm, clear daylight, while the missions that trigger deployment happen in floods, wildfires, storms, and at night
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