Explore the 'Operations' section of the Bonn Agreement website to understand how aerial surveillance is conducted. Specifically, identify the main objectives of aerial surveillance, the types of aircraft and sensors used, and how often surveillance flights are typically conducted.
Navigate to 'bonnagreement.org'. Click on the 'Operations' link (ID 93). On the 'Operations' page, locate and click on the 'Aerial Surveillance' sub-page link. Identify the main objectives of aerial surveillance as described on the page. Identify the types of aircraft and sensors typically used for surveillance. Determine the frequency or typical conduct of surveillance flights. Synthesize the gathered information to answer the task.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Operations' page. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Aerial Surveillance' sub-page. The agent identifies the main objectives of aerial surveillance (e.g., detecting pollution, monitoring shipping). The agent identifies the types of aircraft (e.g., fixed-wing, helicopters) and sensors (e.g., radar, IR/UV cameras) mentioned. The agent states information regarding the frequency or typical conduct of surveillance flights (e.g., daily, routine, specific campaigns).