Analytics

Overview

This feature combines breed-specific analytics and stray animal tracking
to provide a comprehensive view of pet populations in urban environments.
By mapping the presence and movement of different pet breeds, alongside
tracking stray animals, the system enhances both breed-specific insights
and city-wide stray animal management.

How It Works

Breed Mapping

Using NFC or QR-based tags, pet owners can track and log
their pets’ breed, location, and behavior in real-time. This data is used
to generate breed-specific analytics, identifying trends and health
issues specific to particular breeds in urban settings.


Stray Animal Tracking

Stray animals are mapped in real-time through
user-generated sightings, allowing for better tracking and management of
stray populations within the city. Reports include the animal's location,
species, and any identifiable features or health concerns.
Geospatial Mapping: Both breed data and stray animal sightings are
represented on interactive maps, allowing city authorities, shelters,
and pet owners to visualize patterns and trends. These maps provide
insights into areas with high concentrations of certain breeds or stray
populations.

Health and Behavior Monitoring

The system aggregates data on breed
health trends and stray animal behaviors, helping animal welfare
organizations and veterinarians make informed decisions about
interventions, treatments, and outreach efforts.
Public Awareness: Citizens can view the maps to stay informed about the
location and prevalence of stray animals or particular breeds. This
promotes community involvement in reporting, rescuing, and rehoming efforts.

Improved Rescue and Adoption

The combination of breed mapping and stray
animal tracking enhances the ability to focus rescue and adoption efforts
on high-priority areas or specific breed groups.

Better Health Monitoring
The analytics help track breed-specific health
issues, guiding veterinary care and ensuring better treatment for pets.

Enhanced Public Engagement

Real-time data and interactive maps enable
citizens to actively participate in stray animal recovery and breed-based
care programs, fostering a more collaborative approach to animal welfare.

Data-Driven Insights

Aggregated data helps city authorities and shelters
ptimize resources and services to manage stray animal populations and
address breed-specific challenges effectively.