Introducing, BuckTales: The largest UAV dataset to solve the problem of identifying and tracking hundreds of animals from aerial images.
#NeurIPS2024#AI#Wildlife
Presenting Poster in Session 1, #5310 West Wing. (Details in thread)
@MPI_animalbehav@livingingroups
But does this symmetry actually exist in a 3-dimensional nest? @prathibha897 and @ben_koger to the rescue!
We let colonies build 3D nests in empty boxes, and compared both sides of each comb - each one is only symmetrical with its backside (not within or across colonies).
Thrilled to see our new @SmithBeeLab paper out in @CurrentBiology!
Buckle up, this one’s a wild dive into the world of architectural symmetry…
https://t.co/UIVwFYBosE
Are you or someone you know looking for a postdoc? Consider joining my lab at University of Wyoming where we use imaging and computer vision to study animal behavior in complex natural ecosystems. Collective behavior, salmon, migration, machine learning! https://t.co/TYkCibj5zj
🔥JAE July Issue!
On the cover: Many animals behave in the context of dynamic social and physical landscapes. This is certainly the case in a band of gelada monkeys at the Guassa Community Conservation Area in Ethiopia.
📸by Jeff Kerby
Full issue 👉https://t.co/h6MmtGB42G
Every year, straw-coloured fruit bats converge on a swampy forest in Zambia in what's thought to be the largest bat colony on the continent 🦇
But how do you count *this* many bats ⁉️
Enter #GoPros + #AI and work by @ben_koger@dechmannlab and team 1/2
https://t.co/8nJ7Fw39Et
We used a bunch of @GoPro cameras and a fancy AI program by @ben_koger to count the bats @KasankaTrust and found it to be the largest (biomass) in the world. See how we did it and how these bats help protect the park in this new short video https://t.co/0439tAjD7H
I'm really proud of this work published today in Proc B with @SmithBeeLab & @ben_koger on the importance of the 3D nest structure and building strategies in developing honeybee colonies https://t.co/fAVEUUw83B
We observe, manipulate, and model 3D nest construction - see below.
Hey #wildlife Twitter - what are you paying your undergraduate technicians?
Our school thinks $13 /hr is normal/fair & I’d like to know where we stand to bring more info to our chair.
Please RT and comment! Thanks!
@BillSeverud@SDSUFishEcology
Out now in @AnimalEcology! A general approach for using drones to study animal behavior in the wild. Record the location and posture of many animals simultaneously at sub-second sub-meter resolution, plus reconstruct their 3D landscape: https://t.co/2u4jtEzha2