Camera settings and habitat type influence the accuracy of citizen
science approaches to camera trap image classification.
- Nicole Egna,
- DAVID O'CONNOR,
- Jenna Stacy-Dawes,
- Mathias Tobler,
- Nicholas Pilfold,
- Kristin Neilsen,
- Brooke Simmons,
- Elizabeth Davis,
- Mark Bowler,
- Symon Masiaine,
- Daniel Lenaipa,
- Jonathan Lenyakopiro,
- Lexson Larpei,
- Johnson Lekushan,
- Ruth Lekupanai,
- Jesus Lekalgitele,
- Joseph Lemirgishan,
- Lekuran Lemingani,
- Ranis Lesipiti,
- Masenge Lororua,
- Sebastian Rabhayo,
- Kirstie Ruppert,
- Jenny Glikman,
- Julian Fennessy,
- Arthur Muneza,
- Megan Owen
Nicole Egna
Duke University Nicholas School of the Environment
Corresponding Author:nicoleegna@gmail.com
Author ProfileDAVID O'CONNOR
San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research
Author ProfileJenna Stacy-Dawes
San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research
Author ProfileMathias Tobler
San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research
Author ProfileNicholas Pilfold
San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research
Author ProfileKristin Neilsen
San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research
Author ProfileBrooke Simmons
Lancaster University Department of Physics
Author ProfileElizabeth Davis
San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research
Author ProfileSymon Masiaine
San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research
Author ProfileJonathan Lenyakopiro
Namunyak Wildlife Conservation Trust
Author ProfileKirstie Ruppert
San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research
Author ProfileJenny Glikman
San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research
Author ProfileMegan Owen
San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research
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