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Organizations and projects A project in WildTrax must belong to an organization and there can only be one organization assigned per project. Storage location WildTrax currently lists two server locations...
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The map shows all locations that have spatial metadata for your organization. Buffered locations have halos around them whereas true locations are fixed points. You can zoom in to see...
Organizations sit at the top of the WildTrax hierarchy and are the central entity to which environmental sensor data, biological data and metadata are associated. When...
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Projects are the major entry point for your media in WildTrax. But the information for each recording and image set is also saved and becomes accessible...
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Projects are purposeful groupings of an organization's media and metadata to answer specific questions or implement a study design. Projects can be one of three sensors: ARUs, cameras...
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The goal of an ARU project is to upload media, process tasks, verify tags and publish the results. Projects belong to organizations and use organization media on...
This section of the guide provides an overview to help you integrate your listening point data into WildTrax. The Boreal Avian Modeling Project offers services...
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When the project is completed and all data processed, the status of the project can be changed to a published status. Project publication allows other...
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The species verification tab houses a set of tools to assist in the quality control of acoustic tags. In species verification, administrators assign users as validators to verify all tags grouped...
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The acoustic processing methods in WildTrax are designed to emulate avian point counts and are an amalgamation of recommendations provided by the Bioacoustic Unit, the Boreal Avian...
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This section is designed to provide a comprehensive overview of the tools and features available within the acoustic tagging page. Jump ahead to the section...
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Acoustic recordings are made by sampling sound pressure waves from the environment. Sampling rate (the number of samples taken per second) and bit depth (degree of...
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