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- Computer Science student looking to work for wildlife
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- Ol Pejeta Conservancy and Mbaza AI
💙 Exciting news from Appsilon! Our flagship project, Mbaza AI, is expanding its impact on nature and biodiversity conservation. We’ve teamed up with the 🦏 Ol Pejeta Conservancy to build a model for classifying images of plains animals that use their migratory corridors.
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- Exploring storage options for mass data collection
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- Using acoustic monitoring to track infectious disease risk
New paper in Trends in Parasitology discusses how acoustic monitoring can be used to assess presence and overlap of host or reservoir species, disease vectors and human activity.
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- Monique - the space Elk(s)
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- Download Now: A Best Practice Guide to Satellite Technologies for Tracking Wildlife
The Zoological Society of London, with the support of WILDLABS and the UK Space Agency, are proud to publish this new guide to satellite technologies for tracking wildlife.
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- Exploring storage options for mass data collection
Discover how drones are revolutionising conservation efforts and learn five essential tips to fly responsibly and minimise harm to wildlife, humans, and the environment.
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- Exploring storage options for mass data collection
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- The Arbimon newsletter is back!Â
Rainforest Connection (RFCx) is bringing back the Arbimon newsletter for 2023! We're excited to share new features and tools of the platform, what's coming up, and some insights into our projects on bioacoustic monitoring.
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- Moveapps: EMAC23 Coding Challenge
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- Drones for IUU (illegal fishing activities & vessel monitoring)
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- Zooplankton Prosome and Lipid Sac Segmentation
A machine learning-based solution that can segment the Prosomes and Lipid sacs with sufficient accuracy helps to recognize the ecological plasticity of key Arctic copepods. It allows scientists to learn more about the relationship between the size and volume of two components of planktonic organisms: the prosome (the main body) and the lipid sac (energy reserves accumulated by copepods before winter).Â
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- Moveapps: EMAC23 Coding Challenge
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- Using acoustic monitoring to track infectious disease risk
New paper in Trends in Parasitology discusses how acoustic monitoring can be used to assess presence and overlap of host or reservoir species, disease vectors and human activity.
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- NFTs for Carbon Credits
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- Using acoustic monitoring to track infectious disease risk
New paper in Trends in Parasitology discusses how acoustic monitoring can be used to assess presence and overlap of host or reservoir species, disease vectors and human activity.
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- Exploring storage options for mass data collection
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- Data Visualization Fundamentals and Best Practices Course
When do you use a bar chart over a line chart? What are area charts good for? What's wrong with pie charts? Learn about how these different types of data visualization work, and how they're used, in Observable's first data visualization course! Attend lectures (or watch them later), ask questions, and once you've completed a small assignment at the end, you'll earn a certificate.
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