An Image Processing Pipeline for Camera Trap Time-Lapse Recordings
Michael L. Hilton, Mark T. Yamane, Leah M. Knezevich

TL;DR
This paper introduces an open-source image processing pipeline that leverages machine learning for efficient analysis of camera trap videos, aiding ecological research.
Contribution
It presents a novel pipeline integrating machine learning models for video segmentation and animal re-identification in camera trap data.
Findings
Improved efficiency in analyzing large camera trap datasets
Successful application in a year-long ecological study
Enhanced accuracy in animal re-identification
Abstract
A new open-source image processing pipeline for analyzing camera trap time-lapse recordings is described. This pipeline includes machine learning models to assist human-in-the-loop video segmentation and animal re-identification. We present some performance results and observations on the utility of this pipeline after using it in a year-long project studying the spatial ecology and social behavior of the gopher tortoise.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAnomaly Detection Techniques and Applications · Video Surveillance and Tracking Methods · Species Distribution and Climate Change
