5.2.3 Tags
You can add tags (click and drag a box) or markers (Hotkey: 1) on spectrograms. The boxes that comprise the tag are the fundamental way that WildTrax...
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5.2.5 Task status
As discussed before, a task is a unique combination of user, processing method and recording. The task status indicates its processing state. If you've been assigned...
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5.2.6 Weather Conditions
Conditions recorded at the nearest weather station (at the nearest time to when the ARU recording took place) are located in the panel just above the spectrogram. Clicking...
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5.2.7 Map and location photos
If the location of the task you're working on contains spatial metadata and/or photos were taken during the visit, the Map and Location Photos tabs...
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5.3.2 Amphibian abundance
During the breeding season, amphibians congregate together making individual counts difficult. Therefore, WildTrax uses a calling intensity (CI) rank as a common measure of estimating amphibian...
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5.3.1 Individuals and abundance
Each tag in WildTrax records the individual number and abundance. These fields seem similar but are quite different, and how you use them to tag your data is dependent...
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5.3.3 Confidence and classifying unknowns
There are degrees of uncertainty in identifying acoustic signals on a recording. Since vocalizing species make a variety of different sounds, the ability of an...
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5.3.4 Vocalization type
Animals can produce many different vocalizations. In the current version of WildTrax, vocalizations are categorized as either song, call or non-vocal and for ultrasonic species call+feeding buzz....
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4.1.3 Recommended equipment
Proper equipment will enhance your experience and data quality using WildTrax. The following equipment is recommended for processing camera image data. A computer with a...
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4.1.2 Auto-tag with Artificial Intelligence
The use of remote cameras can lead to the capture of hundreds, thousands or even hundreds of thousands of images in a single image set....
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4.1.1 Sampling Design
A remote camera can be deployed at a location for a short or long period of time. One or several units can be deployed at...
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4.3.2 Manage image sets and tags
Before you begin Computer memory and data volume Since web browsers are designed to protect users’ data and file systems, there are limits to the...
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