We mapped every paper we could find in one corner of conservation science — counting animals from camera-trap photos — sorted them by the method each one uses, and counted what nobody has done yet.
That is the kind of statement this is built to make: specific, counted against a population you can see, and wrong in a way somebody could prove in a minute. Every claim, with what would disprove it →
Each row is one way of estimating how many animals live somewhere. Each column is what a paper does with that method — builds it, tests it, uses it, or reviews it. Click any row to see the papers themselves.
Automated Parameter Estimation for Camera Trap Density Models Using Computer Vision-Enhanced Distance Sampling