Anthea Lipsett, The Guardian; Drones and big data: the next frontier in the fight against wildlife extinction
"Yet it’s not more widely used because few researchers have the skills
to use this type of technology. In biology, where many people are
starting to use drones, few can code an algorithm specifically for their
conservation or research problem, Wich says. “There’s a lot that needs
to be done to bridge those two worlds and to make the AI more
user-friendly so that people who can’t code can still use the
technology.”
The solutions are more support from tech companies, better teaching
in universities to help students overcome their fears of coding, and
finding ways to link technologies together in an internet-of-things
concept where all the different sensors, including GPS, drones, cameras
and sensors, work together."
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