Select a project to analyze

**NOTE: The analytics in Wildlife Insights are currently available to select users only. A wider release to all users will be announced in the near future. Join our community to stay up to date.

Search for a project to analyze

In Step 1, you’ll see a list of all the projects you have access to. Select a project by clicking on the button next to the project name. Only one project can be selected at a time.

Search for projects by:

• Typing the Project Name or Short Name of your project in the search box.
• Sorting by “Organization” or “Last updated”.
• Click the arrows at the top of the columns to sort by that column.
• Increase the number of projects shown per page using the drop-down menu at the bottom of the page.
• Search by page using the left and right arrow buttons at the bottom of the table.

• Increase the number of projects shown per page using the drop-down menu at the bottom of the page.
• Search by page using the left and right arrow buttons at the bottom of the table.

View Summary statistics

Once a project is selected, a summary of the Catalogued images in the project will appear in the right hand column. Only images from the Catalogued tab will be considered in the analysis.

The summary includes:

• Species. This is the number of wildlife species in the Catalogued tab. This number does not include images that have been tagged as Human, or as any other object (like Cars, Bikes, etc).
• Images in Catalogued. This is the total number of images that are in the Catalogued tab of your project.
• Images to Identify. This is the number of images that are in the Identify tab of the project. These images do not have a user-confirmed identification. Any images in the Identify tab will not be included in the analysis.
• Wildlife images catalogued. This is the number of Catalogued images that contain wildlife.
• Cameras. The number of physical cameras deployed in the project. Sampling Days. The number of days when a camera was active.
• Locations. The number of unique locations in the project.
• Deployments. The number of times a camera was deployed at a specific location.

View Analytic requirements

To the right of the summary statistics, you can view the “Analytics requirements” tab. Here you will see the minimum requirements that a dataset needs to meet in order to be able to carry out the analysis.

Once you’ve selected a project, you can click on the green “Next” button to go to the next step.