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47,597 annotated camera-trap images from three pilot studies in the Amsterdam dunes, with 2,779 observations of 20 species, in the standard Camtrap DP format.
Which mammals are most active, and when — do the dune species split the day to avoid each other (temporal niche partitioning)?
Where to start: Use the observations table (Camtrap DP format) rather than the image files. Extract species and timestamp; plot activity by hour for the top species.
What to share: Activity-by-hour curves for several species and a note on any day/night separation.
Share your analysis, questions and results about Camera Trap Repository: Amsterdamse Waterleidingduinen (Netherlands) in this thread. New here? See the welcome post.
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Terrestrial Wildlife · 21.6 GB · License: CC-BY-4.0
47,597 annotated camera-trap images from three pilot studies in the Amsterdam dunes, with 2,779 observations of 20 species, in the standard Camtrap DP format.
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Which mammals are most active, and when — do the dune species split the day to avoid each other (temporal niche partitioning)?
Share your analysis, questions and results about Camera Trap Repository: Amsterdamse Waterleidingduinen (Netherlands) in this thread. New here? See the welcome post.
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