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Real‐time insect tracking and monitoring with computer vision and deep learning

Bjerge et al., 2022

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Document ID
5020545024611641296
Author
Bjerge K
Mann H
Høye T
Publication year
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Remote Sensing in Ecology and Conservation

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Insects are declining in abundance and diversity, but their population trends remain uncertain as insects are difficult to monitor. Manual methods require substantial time investment in trapping and subsequent species identification. Camera trapping can alleviate …
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