Reptile Trade Monitor vs Fin Finder Usage & Stats
Reptile Trade Monitor assists governments, regulators, industry, and scientists collect vital data from reptile skin supply chains to help ensure sustainable and transparent trade. The App provides three user interfaces depending on each user’s position in the supply chain, and when combined with specific tags embedded with barcode and QR code technology can ensure full skin traceability from the harvester to the finished skin. Data collected through the App are immediately uploaded to an online database and can be retrieved by users in real-time. When an internet connection is not available, data are stored on the device and uploaded when a suitable connection becomes available. The App is available in English, Indonesian, and Malaysian languages and is optimised for use on Apple iPhones and iPads.
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Fin Finder is a mobile application that supports customs inspectors in the rapid identification of shark and ray species. The Beta version of this app has achieved a species classification accuracy of 89.4% across an initial set of 35 elasmobranch (shark and ray) species, of which 14 are listed on CITES Appendix II. Initial machine learning models in Fin Finder were developed using over 15,000 photographs of shark fin photos obtained through collaborations with scientific experts, importers in Singapore and international organizations involved in wildlife protection. Future versions of Fin Finder anticipate improvements in species- and genus-level prediction accuracy and support for new species.
Fin Finder is a project led and developed by Conservation International supported by Microsoft and Rumah Foundation. The piloting partner is Singapore’s National Parks Board.
Registration will be required prior to use. Please contact info@wildlifedetection.org.
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Reptile Trade Monitor VS. 
Fin FinderDecember 11, 2024