Aquatic Invasive species detection - Red eared slider Computer Vision Project

Here are a few use cases for this project:

1. Biodiversity Monitoring - This model could be used in monitoring the overall biodiversity in different aquatic ecosystems, helping scientists and conservationists to track potential increases in Red-eared-slider populations.

2. Invasive Species Management - Authorities and environmental organizations could use this application to detect and manage the population of invasive Red-eared-sliders, organizing removal efforts if the population grows too large or appears in protected areas.

3. Ecological Research - Researchers studying the impact of invasive species on native fauna can use this model to collect data on Red-eared-slider presence and behavior, contributing valuable information to their studies.

4. Wildlife Documentary Production - Documentary filmmakers focusing on wildlife, especially aquatic ecosystems, can use this model in their production process to detect and capture scenes involving Red-eared-sliders.

5. Water Quality Monitoring - Since turtles are often indicators of water health, this model could be part of a broader water quality monitoring scheme, helping track how changes in water quality may affect Red-eared-slider populations and, by extension, other wildlife.