Best Practices for Managing and Publishing Camera Trap Data

Lien Reyserhove; Ben Norton; Peter Desmet

Best Practices for Managing and Publishing Camera Trap Data

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Abstract

Camera traps have emerged as important tools for monitoring the state of biodiversity and natural ecosystems. The proliferation of data from such sensors has made data management, rather than data collection, the limiting factor in camera trap-related research. This guide provides recommendations for camera trap data management and publication to GBIF. It is intended for anyone running a camera trap study, in particular data stewards, data publishers, and others working in biodiversity informatics.

Original language	English

Publisher	Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF)
Number of pages	65
Publication status	Published - 15-Sept-2023

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Data & infrastructure
Wildlife management

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image processing
camera traps

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Best Practices for Managing and Publishing Camera Trap Data

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