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Discussion / Animal Detect is live

Hey everyone,WE ARE FINALLY LIVE! After 8 months of hard work with @HugoMarkoff we are ready to present the first stable version of Animal Detect!Animal Detect is ...

Comment / Animal Detect is live

Super happy to finally have Animal Detect ready for people to use. We are open for any feedback and hope to bring more convenient tools :)

Member / Tammy Woodard

Senior Software Developer at Clark Center for Geospatial Analytics

Member / Carolyn Mason

I love the outdoors and writing code.

Member / Saul O. Galicia

Master student in Systemique Environemental Management.

Comment / AI Edge Compute Based Wildlife Detection

@LukeD, I am looping in @Kamalama997 from the TRAPPER team who is working on porting MegaDetector and other models to RPi with the AI HAT+. Kamil will have more specific questions.

Member / Daniel Vernooij

Member / Clara Reid

Comment / Prototype for exploring camera trap data

This looks really nice, Jeremy! I think if you added a species richness tab and an occupancy tab, you’d be ticking the boxes of many use-cases in the NGO world. For occupancy...

Comment / Prototype for exploring camera trap data

@Jeremy_ I've installed the tool and think it's fantastic! 🤩 I'm happy to test on my own if you can point me to the GitHub/GitLab repository where I can report issues and be...

Member / Pedro Oliveira

MSc Marine Biological Resources

Comment / DIY: Pressure Chamber

The chambers I saw in the Hydraulics Laboratory at Scripps had a few key features you might consider:Very thick metal walls and two giant o-rings/glandsFilled mostly with water...

Comment / Low-cost GPS tracking of giant tortoises

Hi Elisabeth,Our TagRanger system would be an ideal solution for this project. TagRanger is based around LoraWAN and allows you to pop up your own ad hoc Tag network with a lot of...

Member / wisnu prabowo

Wildlife surveyor

Member / Sander Baijens

Discussion / 'Boring Fund' Workshop: AI for Biodiveristy Monitoring in the Andes

Thanks to WILDLABS 'Boring Fund' support, we are hosting a workshop on AI for biodiversity monitoring in Medellin, Colombia, April 21st to 24th. This is a followup discussion to...

Comment / 'Boring Fund' Workshop: AI for Biodiveristy Monitoring in the Andes

Member / Kate Thibault

Science Lead at the US NSF National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON). Research background in vertebrate ecology and macroecology.

Comment / 'Boring Fund' Workshop: AI for Biodiveristy Monitoring in the Andes

Hi everyone, following up here with a summary of our workshop!The AI for Biodiversity Monitoring workshop brought together twenty-five participants to explore uses of machine...

Comment / iNaturalist tips & tricks?

I'm new to iNaturalist but I did a personal project recently that made use of it's awesome API.I used it to fetch only research-grade, open-location spider sightings, then...

Member / Étienne Bergeron