Systematic Literature Review of Rainforest Surveillance

The significance of the ecosystems in preserving biodiversity and ecological balance makes intrusion detection inrainforests an essential subject of research. Yet, due to their dense and intricate vegetation and the size of the region to be watched, rainforests present a difficult detection problem for both human and animal invasions. Researchers have recently looked into a number of methodologies and methods for detecting intrusions in rainforests. This article offers a thorough analysis of the literature on intrusion detection in rainforests, with a focus on the many approaches and strategies utilized for observing, following, and analyzing animal behavior, as well as the difficulties and restrictions of each strategy. The review also proposes areas for future research and points out gaps in the material currently available.