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Smart Eyes for the Gentle Giants: AI-Powered Elephant Tracking

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T Kiruthiga1

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K Akshaya2

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J Durga3

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G Shivaranjani4

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S Swetha5

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Elephant detection is essential for protecting these endangered animals. This paper explores how AI, especially machine learning and deep learning, can help us to spot elephants. We inspect how well different algorithms like convolutional neural networks (CNNs) and support vector machines (SVMs) work in identifying elephants in various environments. By analysing lots of images and videos, we evaluate how accurately and reliably these models perform. Our results show how the AI methods significantly improve detection rates compared to older techniques. We also discuss how important is the data augmentation, transfer learning, and the combining of multiple methods to improve performance. The approaches driven by AI has the ability to process the large amount of data in a short duration by making them ideal for large-scale conservation efforts. This study highlights the AI’s potential in advancement of wildlife conservation. AI usage can lead us to more effective strategies for preserving these magnificent creatures. AI helps us in identifying and understand the behaviour andmovement patterns of the elephants. AI analyses data from the source, like as video traps, thatpropose important information on their migration paths and their habitats. This Reduces the human-wildlife conflicts and creates focused conservation initiatives depend on this knowledge. Because AI can detect doubtful activity and notify the authorities instantly, it can also help with prohibition attempts. To ensure elephant’s survival and their well-being for future generations, integrating AI technology into wildlife conservation is a promising step forward.

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Elephant Detection Wildlife Conservation Artificial Intelligence (AI) Machine Learning (ML) Deep Learning Convolution Neural Networks (CNN) Support Vector Machines (SVM) Image Recognition Transfer Learning Data Augmentation.

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T Kiruthiga1, K Akshaya2, J Durga3, G Shivaranjani4, S Swetha5, "Smart Eyes for the Gentle Giants: AI-Powered Elephant Tracking," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 9, no. 5, May 2025. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM47345

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