This project leverages the K-Means clustering algorithm to analyze and identify optimal locations for deploying anti-poaching devices in poaching hotspots across India. Using latitude and longitude data from a shapefile, we visualize poaching trends and provide actionable insights for wildlife conservation.
- Utilize K-Means clustering to analyze poaching hotspot data.
- Identify strategic locations for anti-poaching device placement.
- Visualize results on a map of India generated using geographic data.
- Data Processing: Clean and format input data for analysis.
- Clustering Algorithm: Implement K-Means to group data points by geographic location.
- Visualization: Generate maps that display clusters and recommended placement areas.
- Interactive Analysis: Provide visual outputs to guide conservation strategies.
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
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