Atlantic grey seal breeding colonies in Hay and Saddle Islands, Nova Scotia
Atlantic grey seal breeding colonies in Hay and Saddle Islands, Nova Scotia
These RGB mosaics and thermal indices of Atlantic grey seal colonies at Hay and Saddle Island, Nova Scotia, were collected by small unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). The mosaics and thermal indices were assessed by human analysts, who counted the seals in the mosaic and classified individuals as 'young of the year' or 'adult'. Concurrently, an automated detection and classification model was applied to the datasets and compared to human counts.
- Duke University United States
Unmanned Aircraft Systems, North Atlantic Ocean, Computer Vision, UAV, Sharks and Rays, Observation, Marine Biology, Unmanned Aerial Vehicals, Unmanned aerial vehicles, Marine ecology, Seabirds, Occurrence, Marine Animal Survey, Marine mammals, Computer vision, UAS, Sea turtles, Visual sighting
Unmanned Aircraft Systems, North Atlantic Ocean, Computer Vision, UAV, Sharks and Rays, Observation, Marine Biology, Unmanned Aerial Vehicals, Unmanned aerial vehicles, Marine ecology, Seabirds, Occurrence, Marine Animal Survey, Marine mammals, Computer vision, UAS, Sea turtles, Visual sighting
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