• Heatmap visualization of bird locations during a given day.
• Analyze bird usage durations and patterns.
• Add a date picker to the heatmap demo.
• Predict the chances of finding a bird at a given time and location.

One day of TLV Birds location heatmap - demo heatmap demo

Full timeline GeoJson - link timeline geojson

• Data is collected from publicly available sources. There are already several websites tracking birds locations around the world.
• If you want to track the birds yourself, see my example for using the bird/nearby API (which is basically the same as refreshing the app and registering locations every 5 minutes).
• The collected data is somewhat noisy. Inconsistent GPS signals and maintenance operations might look like bird rides. The data is cleaned by using a few heuristics:
  • Minimal bird ride is at least 100 meters long.
  • No ride is shorter than 1 minute.
  • Rides consume at least 1% of battery power.

Copy data from s3 - aws s3 cp s3://birds-locations/${date} ./data/${date} --recursive

Generate heatmap data - node heatmap.js ./data/${date} > heatmap_demo/heatmap_data.js

Analyze bird daily usage - node ride-stats.js ./data/${date}

Daily usage report as CSV - node ride-stats.js ./data/ csv

Generate GeoJSON of bird movment - node geojson.js ./data/${date}/ ${birdCode} > test.geojson