SatBird (a Dataset for Bird Species Distribution Modeling using Remote Sensing and Citizen Science Data)
Introduced by Teng et al. in SatBird: Bird Species Distribution Modeling with Remote Sensing and Citizen Science Data
SatBird is a dataset and benchmark for the task of predicting bird species encounter rates jointly at a specific location using remote sensing data. The dataset was obtained from publicly available eBird bird observation records, Sentinel-2 satellite data, and WorldClim and SoilGrids environmental data. SatBird is composed of 3 sub-datasets: (i) USA summer dataset, generally corresponding to the breeding season, (ii) USA winter dataset, the nonbreeding season, (iii) Kenya dataset, as an example of a low-data regime. 670 and 1054 bird species are considered for the USA and Kenya respectively.
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