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I'm very interested in the dedicated integration with BirdWeather as it's something I've been considering implementing myself. Has any progress been made on this? Did you have any thoughts on how this should be implemented? Would you accept a pull request?
Is this something we could implement? Meaning, if people have a BirdWeather ID, can they upload detection results to BirdWeather after analyzing the files from PUC SD cards.
What do people think would be the best way of doing this?
There are few considerations for BirdWeather integration:
Integration is based on soundscapes, which is a wav file uploaded to BirdWeather API.
BirdNET analyzer would need to extract some length clip from analyzed file for submission, uploading hours long recordings would be pointless I think and could also pose a privacy risk.
API submissions require start time and end time for each soundscape and time of actual detection, this has to be evaluated from recordings, I don't know if PUC recordings contain timestamp in a filename of in some external metadata
BirdWeather API documentation is incomplete, it does not contain request needed to submit detections
When I added BirdWeather integration to BirdNET-Go I reverse engineered API requests from BirdNET-Pi code. I notified Tim about documentation lacking some key requests but seems that they have ignored it.
Originally posted by @PeteLawrence in #69 (comment)
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