Buffalo
Large mammals such as buffalo — often inhabiting savannahs, grasslands, or wetlands — are challenging to monitor via ground counts due to difficult terrain, large ranges, and safety concerns. Recent advances show that drones with AI-based image analysis can detect, count, and map large mammals effectively, making population assessments more scalable and less invasive.
Species detection & herd counting from aerial imagery
Detect buffalo in drone images and estimate herd sizes automatically.
Population density mapping
Map distribution and density over large landscapes to assess habitat use.
Movement and migration tracking
Track herd movements over time to study migration, seasonal range changes, or habitat preferences.
Environmental and habitat context
Combine animal locations with landscape data (vegetation, water sources) to analyze habitat use.
How it works?
Easy to use online cloud-based web service
Upload Images/videos
Aerial videos/images in various formats Orthophoto/TIFF images RGB, multispectral, thermal Surveillance (CCTV) cameras Agricultural machinery camera
Processing
in second
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