Using AI to track wildlife patterns
summary
SAS uses deep learning and computer vision to automate identification and measurement of animal footprints, turning decades of tracker expertise into a workflow that accepts smartphone photos and scales via citizen data collection. The pipeline embeds models in the SAS platform, adds data management, visualization and deployment, and emphasizes interpretable AI plus governance so models can be audited and operationalized for conservation programs such as WildTrak.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:17Using AI to track wildlife patterns
- 4:00People are like citizen data science
- 4:24Working with cheetahs
- 6:28SAS AI capabilities
- 7:33Applications of AI
- 9:23Conclusion
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