Bird Game App - RHoK Trento December 2011
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The document proposes developing a mobile game application to collect crowdsourced data on bird migration patterns. Users would take photos of bird flocks with location and time data. Image analysis could identify species and numbers. The data would create an open map of migration routes and risk levels to various species. The goal is to better understand how human activities and climate change impact natural migration patterns.
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