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Hi everyone, We're dealing with huge amounts of Camera Trapping data in different contexts. Probably as most people, we've been using spreadsheets to annotate the image...
21 March 2019
Hey Guys! We're setting up a camera trap within a woodpile to see what mammals enter/exit the nesting box we've included there. For this purpose, we'd need a camera...
9 January 2018
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