Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
BirdNET-PI-chart on MM2
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@thgmirror Are these the people at Cornell? I reached out to these guys to see if I could build a module around their API to show local birds identified through their app. I never got a response from them.
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@bhepler I don’t really know who is there in the background, but if you look at the “about us” page at the smartphone-app, there is an email-address ending with “cornel”.
May be they are very busy because I use the PI-version since one week and the gui changed two times…
For me, it is enough to show the main-chart. BirdNet-Pi generates this chart as a png periodically. It may also be possible to change their used css to align the outcome more MM2-like, but I’m fine with it like it is. -
@thgmirror - With a little digging, I found the source URL that the map uses. I’m working on a module now. Once I get it going, I’ll see about adding the chart too.
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@bhepler If possible, can you implement to be part of the BirdNet-project? The goal of BirdNet is to collect data for their research. It would be nice not only see what kind of birds are around but also support the citizem sience.
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@thgmirror I’m not sure I understand. Their GitHub repository is an analysis application. I’m just planning on a display interface. Only slightly more involved than displaying Dad Jokes.
If you mean submitting the module to be included in their Showroom section of their GitHub, then certainly.
Did you mean integrating with the BirdNET-Pi app? That may be possible. But I’m not sure why your mirror would be listening to birds. But there are a lot of odd configurations out there.
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Hi @bhepler,
during installation for BirdNet-Pi at paragraph 25 you are asked to request a BirdweatherID to partizipate in a worldwide citizen sience. That was my idea… -
It’s coming along. Still much work to do.
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@bhepler Looks good!
What a bout showing the last X birds identified with their corresponding pictures gathered from Flicker? -
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@thgmirror Yes, i know. But showing them in an MM module is an interesting feature IMHO
