Phenological monitoring or species distribution modeling – which would you like? We are looking for PhD students who use Flora Incognita observations to perform exciting model calculations and make our interdisciplinary team even more...
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Jana Wäldchen and her team from the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry have played a key role in developing the plant identification app, Flora Incognita. We discussed with her how being able to identify different plants contributes to...
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One third of the plant species in Germany is listed as endangered, tendency increasing. At the same time, the number of people with species knowledge is continuously decreasing. But how can we protect species that we don’t recognize? The Flora...
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The Thuringian Environmental Prize, awarded by the Ministry for the Environment, Energy and Nature Conservation, recognizes the commitment for a habitable environment and healthy nature. In Thuringia, the prize is awarded for outstanding...
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In this paper, we focus on deep learning neural networks as a technology that enabled breakthroughs in automated species identification in the last 2 years. In order to stimulate more work in this direction, we provide a brief overview of machine...
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The project „Flora Incognita – Plant Identification with a Smartphone“ of the Technical University of Ilmenau and the Max Planck Institute for Biogeochemistry in Jena was awarded as an official project of the „UN Decade of...
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