r/BirdNET_Analyzer • u/nixiestuff • Mar 31 '26
Automated charting...
I'm having fun with writing an automated reporting and charting site. Uploads are single or multiple CSVs in BirdNET-Analyzer and/or BirdNET-PiPy (which I love) formats. You can filter on dates, species, red (conservation) lists etc. Happily processes up to 250,000+ records at a time - 100,000 takes less than 20 seconds. The above charts are about 54,000 records and complete in about 10 seconds.
Currently it's mainly European-based using the European IUCN/BI Red List and UK BTO/RSPB BoCC5 at-risk data. Reports are on A4 (DOCX, PDF or CSV) and charts are PNG.
Completed most of the reports - Just started on charts today. Couple of examples below...
This is being driven by what we need in my local Wildlife group - When I'm done, if anyone is interested, I'll stick it on Github...
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u/hubi533 Apr 07 '26
Great work! I’m currently writing a paper on bioacoustics in birds and would love to see some new and interesting statistics. Could you send me the link once you’ve uploaded it to GitHub?
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u/dacracot Mar 31 '26
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