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Forests play a critical role in preserving the environment and combatting global warming, but
they are continuously being depleted by human actions such as deforestation and wildfires. The
proposed system introduces and assesses a framework that uses audio event classification to
automatically detect illegal tree-cutting activity in forests. The proposed solution involves the
use of ultra-low-power small devices that integrate edge-computing microcontrollers and longrange wireless communication to cover vast forest areas. To minimize energy usage and
resource consumption while achieving widespread detection of illegal tree-cutting, the system
recommends an efficient and precise audio classification technique that utilizes convolutional
neural networks, specifically designed for resource-constrained wireless edge devices.
Keywords: Machine learning, Edge computing, Audio classification, LoRa, Illegal tree cutting,
Deforestation, Internet of things, Wireless sensor network, Microcontroller |
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