Nature has mostly been disturbed by scientific studies and has been poorly understood by the general public over the years, mostly because of a lack of visual evidence to support key findings by scientists. Imaging methods, however, have provided a platform for which...
Many ecological processes happen in places humans cannot easily observe, such as the deep sea, the Arctic, or microscopic plankton communities. Therefore, modern ecology depends on imaging techniques such as cameras, sonar systems, drones and automated microscopes,...
Many living organisms in nature are difficult to observe directly. Some live deep in the ocean, some are extremely small, and others are active when humans are not around. Because of this, scientists often use imaging techniques—special cameras and instruments that...
