The insect monitoring toolbox is expanding rapidly, including a suite of sensors to record insects at extraordinary scales and resolutions.
But what can we achieve with different sensors? How do we choose the right sensor for the job? Are there points of synergy between sensors?
Join us and discover the strengths and quirks of acoustic, radar, LiDAR and camera methods for insect monitoring, including AI pipelines for data processing.
The session features talks from four experts:
Acoustics: Emily Bick, University of Wisconsin Madison, USA
Radar: Eva Knop, Agroscope/University of Zurich, Switzerland
Photonics: Mikkel Brydegaard, Lund University, Sweden
Vision: David Rolnick, Mila, Canada
How do I attend?
First, add the webinar to your calendar by downloading the calendar item from this link.
The webinar is a part of the Annual Meeting for the Status of Insects Research Coordination Network. To attend the webinar, register for the meeting and attend the webinar within the cute gather.town digital meeting space in your browser. The password to enter the meeting is available in your registration email, or in the description of the calendar item (under the meeting link).
Arrive at the digital meeting space five minutes before the event, and head to the “Automated Monitoring” building to see the talks!
This webinar, organized by Jamie Alison, is a joint event between the International Research Coordination Network on Insect Decline (funded by the US National Science Foundation) and the Global Innovation Network Programme on Automated Monitoring of Insects (funded by the Danish Ministry of Education and Science).
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