Aerial point sampling (APS) is an aerial survey method for quantifying land use patterns specifically among African smallholders where the tiny size of the fields, the incidence of intercropping, and the highly varied cropping calendar, all reduce the effectiveness of more conventional survey methods. In an APS survey, vertical sample 35 mm colour diapositives are taken at intervals along flight lines at an image scale
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