Deep learning technique for Swamp deer detection Using Cost-Effective UAVs

Published: 4 September 2024| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/53nvjhh5pg.1
Contributors:
Ravindra Tripathi,
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Description

This study enhances drone capabilities for wildlife detection, focusing on swamp deer (Rucervus duvaucelii). We used YOLO V3, V5, V7, V8, Object Detection V3, and DETR models. We prepared a non-GPU Real-time detection using frame sampling technique, making it cost-effective and accessible, suitable for conservation efforts and adaptable to other species monitoring. Total images - 8210 UAV Aerial image - 6765 Handheld camera - 1445 UAV utilized - DJI Mavic 2 Zoom, DJI Mavic 2 Enterprise, and DJI Mavic Pro YOLO V3 Train – 6198, Test – 2012 Others (YOLO V5, V7, V8, DETR, Object detection) Train-6198, Test- 687, Validate- 1325 Real-time - Using frame skipping technique, The YOLO V5 model has shown outstanding performance when applied to video with 19 skipped frames at a resolution of 320 pixels and 32 frames per second (fps). The Swamp deer dataset was annotated manually using Labelmg offline tools (https://pypi.org/project/labelImg/) and Roboflow online platform (https://app.roboflow.com/)

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Institutions

Wildlife Institute of India, Graphic Era University

Categories

Computer Vision, Object Detection, Deep Learning, Drone (Aircraft)

Funders

  • Planning and management for aquatic species conservation and 580 maintenance of ecosystem services in the Ganga River basin for a clean Ganga
    Grant ID: (Grant No. B-03/2015- 581 16/1077/NMCG-New proposal)

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