Eye in the Sky: Tech makes satellite imagery increasingly attractive for wildlife surveys

Mongabay
Feb 1, 2021, 3:11 am403 pts
High-resolution satellite imagery, modern digital cameras and drones have opened up new possibilities for surveying remote wildlife populations. But the huge volume of data created presents its own unique challenge for researchers; could recent advances in machine learning technology provide the answer? In a…

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Eye in the Sky: Tech makes satellite imagery increasingly attractive for wildlife surveys

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