Building accurate knowledge of the identity, geographic distribution, and evolution of species is essential for sustainable development and biodiversity conservation. However, the routine identification of plants and animals in the field significantly hampers the aggregation of new data and knowledge. Identifying and naming living plants or animals is almost impossible for the public and often a challenging task for professionals and naturalists. Bridging this gap is a key challenge toward enabling effective biodiversity monitoring systems. The LifeCLEF evaluation campaign has been boosting and evaluating advances in this domain since 2011.
\nEach year, participants of LifeCLEF publish their research as part of the CLEF workshop proceedings (e.g., CLEF 2024 Proceedings). As in previous years, we encourage you to contribute by publishing a working note detailing your solution even if you're not among the top-scoring participants!
\nIf you have an interesting method, ablation study, or novel insightโwe want to hear from you!
๐ฅ Why submit a working note?
\n๐ Submission Timeline
\n๐ Submission Information
\n๐ฅ Submission Template & Process
\nThe working note template will be provided soon.
Submissions will be handled via EasyChair (details to follow).
For reference, we attach selected previously accepted PlantCLEF working notes below:
\nWe look forward to your contributions! ๐
\nIf you have any questions, feel free to ask in this thread.
\nOn behalf of the organizing committee,
\nGiulio Martellucci and Hervรฉ Goeau
", "messages": [ { "id": "3161182", "postDate": "03/27/2025 16:06:26", "content": "Building accurate knowledge of the identity, geographic distribution, and evolution of species is essential for sustainable development and biodiversity conservation. However, the routine identification of plants and animals in the field significantly hampers the aggregation of new data and knowledge. Identifying and naming living plants or animals is almost impossible for the public and often a challenging task for professionals and naturalists. Bridging this gap is a key challenge toward enabling effective biodiversity monitoring systems. The LifeCLEF evaluation campaign has been boosting and evaluating advances in this domain since 2011.
\nEach year, participants of LifeCLEF publish their research as part of the CLEF workshop proceedings (e.g., CLEF 2024 Proceedings). As in previous years, we encourage you to contribute by publishing a working note detailing your solution even if you're not among the top-scoring participants!
\nIf you have an interesting method, ablation study, or novel insightโwe want to hear from you!
๐ฅ Why submit a working note?
\n๐ Submission Timeline
\n๐ Submission Information
\n๐ฅ Submission Template & Process
\nThe working note template will be provided soon.
Submissions will be handled via EasyChair (details to follow).
For reference, we attach selected previously accepted PlantCLEF working notes below:
\nWe look forward to your contributions! ๐
\nIf you have any questions, feel free to ask in this thread.
\nOn behalf of the organizing committee,
\nGiulio Martellucci and Hervรฉ Goeau
", "rawMarkdown": "Building accurate knowledge of the identity, geographic distribution, and evolution of species is essential for sustainable development and biodiversity conservation. However, the routine identification of plants and animals in the field significantly hampers the aggregation of new data and knowledge. Identifying and naming living plants or animals is almost impossible for the public and often a challenging task for professionals and naturalists. Bridging this gap is a key challenge toward enabling effective biodiversity monitoring systems. The LifeCLEF evaluation campaign has been boosting and evaluating advances in this domain since 2011.\n\nEach year, participants of **LifeCLEF** publish their research as part of the **CLEF workshop proceedings** (e.g., CLEF 2024 Proceedings). As in previous years, we encourage you to contribute by publishing a working note detailing your solution **even if you're not among the top-scoring participants!**\nIf you have an interesting method, ablation study, or novel insightโ**we want to hear from you!**\n\n๐ฅ **Why submit a working note?**\n+ **Publish original research** and gain scientific recognition\n+ **Make your approach accessible** to a broader audience\n+ **Strengthen your academic profile**\n+ **Become eligible to present at CLEF 2025**\n\n๐ **Submission Timeline**\n+ **May 19, 2025** โ Final submission deadline for the competition\n+ โผ๏ธ **June 7, 2025** โ Deadline for working note submissions โผ๏ธ\n+ **June 21, 2025** โ First Round Decisions\n+ **July 1, 2025** โ Second Round Decisions\n+ **July 7, 2025** โ Camera-ready deadline for working notes\n+ **July 25, 2025** โ Announcement of best working note winners\n\n๐ **Submission Information**\n+ **Working notes** will be published in the **CEUR-WS proceedings**, assigned a **DOI**, and indexed in **DBLP, Scopus, Google Scholar, etc..**\n**Single blind review** will be conducted by the LifeCLEF organizing committee to ensure quality.\n\n๐ฅ **Submission Template & Process**\n+ **The working note template** will be provided soon.\n\n+ Submissions will be handled via **EasyChair** (details to follow).\n\n+ For reference, we attach selected previously accepted PlantCLEF working notes below:\n - [PlantCLEF2024; 2nd place, NEUON team](https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-3740/paper-192.pdf)\n - [PlantCLEF2024; 3rd place, DS@GT-LifeCLEF team](https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-3740/paper-197.pdf)\n+ [overview paper PlantCLEF 2024](https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-3740/paper-187.pdf)\n\nWe look forward to your contributions! ๐\n\n**If you have any questions, feel free to ask in this thread.**\n\nOn behalf of the organizing committee,\n\nGiulio Martellucci and Hervรฉ Goeau", "votes": null }, { "id": "3164002", "postDate": "03/31/2025 11:24:16", "content": "hi the link to the plantclef 2024 paper is broken
", "rawMarkdown": "hi the link to the plantclef 2024 paper is broken", "votes": null }, { "id": "3164007", "postDate": "03/31/2025 11:30:17", "content": "Thanks @junhaochan for raising this up. I will tell @juliostat to update it.
\nFor any case, here is the correct one.
\nhttps://ceur-ws.org/Vol-3740/paper-187.pdf
Best,
\nLukas
Congratulations to all PlantCLEF25 participants ๐
\nWhether you cracked the top ranks or pushed your first submission across the finish line, your efforts are driving real progress in automated biodiversity monitoring.
\nNow that the competition has wrapped up, weโd love to hear more about your approaches. Submit a working note by June 7, 2025 via EasyChair using
\nthe CEUR-WS template
Please read more about the reasons, benefits, etc. in the post above. In you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask.
\n@vinzdu34 @acmiyaguchi @murilogustineli @suzaku9 @cheungus @robinlabryga @geranium12 @tomo61098 @webmaking @almirneto @lucianodourado4852 @baellouf @kiwimckiwiman @neuonai @neuonkiwi @neuonborzoi @neuonhamster @stevefffff @shailaja183 @subhasish91 @formerhuman @augensternq @muhammadrizqiazhari @nazurawirayudatama @andreamencotovar @hanqiqiao @dancingneko @jchenghou @cameronrbarclay @jeonghoyeon @pjw724 @sunghoonji @turuirui @harshitmathur96 @jayaswal @karthikbk1 @junhaochan @vaibhavsharma3012 @mohamedirshadnadha @mortyx @syeddanish @ricardojere @murillofyumoto @suphotnarapong @gaurangakumarbaishya @ajrvasu @dhruv22f3001413 @mountainsandbeaches @jacobarose @jesustejon @faithfulchukwunwogor @chanchal24 @larjeck @jayasree1908 @kakuteki @michalinahulak @hwkims @kglctf @sdutta05101993 @stpeteishii @dungquang8229 @kadipaamh
", "rawMarkdown": "Congratulations to all PlantCLEF25 participants ๐\n\nWhether you cracked the top ranks or pushed your first submission across the finish line, your efforts are driving real progress in automated biodiversity monitoring.\n\nNow that the competition has wrapped up, weโd love to hear more about your approaches. Submit a working note by June 7, 2025 via [EasyChair](https://easychair.org/my/conference?conf=clef2025) using\nthe [CEUR-WS template](https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/template-for-submissions-to-ceur-workshop-proceedings-ceur-ws-dot-org/wqyfdgftmcfw)\n\nPlease read more about the reasons, benefits, etc. in the post above. In you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask.\n\n@vinzdu34 @acmiyaguchi @murilogustineli @suzaku9 @cheungus @robinlabryga @geranium12 @tomo61098 @webmaking @almirneto @lucianodourado4852 @baellouf @kiwimckiwiman @neuonai @neuonkiwi @neuonborzoi @neuonhamster @stevefffff @shailaja183 @subhasish91 @formerhuman @augensternq @muhammadrizqiazhari @nazurawirayudatama @andreamencotovar @hanqiqiao @dancingneko @jchenghou @cameronrbarclay @jeonghoyeon @pjw724 @sunghoonji @turuirui @harshitmathur96 @jayaswal @karthikbk1 @junhaochan @vaibhavsharma3012 @mohamedirshadnadha @mortyx @syeddanish @ricardojere @murillofyumoto @suphotnarapong @gaurangakumarbaishya @ajrvasu @dhruv22f3001413 @mountainsandbeaches @jacobarose @jesustejon @faithfulchukwunwogor @chanchal24 @larjeck @jayasree1908 @kakuteki @michalinahulak @hwkims @kglctf @sdutta05101993 @stpeteishii @dungquang8229 @kadipaamh", "votes": null } ], "comments": [ { "id": 3164002, "author_name": "junhaochan", "author_url": "", "post_date": "03/31/2025 11:24:16", "content": "hi the link to the plantclef 2024 paper is broken
", "votes": null, "replies": [ { "id": 3164007, "author_name": "picekl", "author_url": "", "post_date": "03/31/2025 11:30:17", "content": "Thanks @junhaochan for raising this up. I will tell @juliostat to update it.
\nFor any case, here is the correct one.
\nhttps://ceur-ws.org/Vol-3740/paper-187.pdf
Best,
\nLukas
Congratulations to all PlantCLEF25 participants ๐
\nWhether you cracked the top ranks or pushed your first submission across the finish line, your efforts are driving real progress in automated biodiversity monitoring.
\nNow that the competition has wrapped up, weโd love to hear more about your approaches. Submit a working note by June 7, 2025 via EasyChair using
\nthe CEUR-WS template
Please read more about the reasons, benefits, etc. in the post above. In you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask.
\n@vinzdu34 @acmiyaguchi @murilogustineli @suzaku9 @cheungus @robinlabryga @geranium12 @tomo61098 @webmaking @almirneto @lucianodourado4852 @baellouf @kiwimckiwiman @neuonai @neuonkiwi @neuonborzoi @neuonhamster @stevefffff @shailaja183 @subhasish91 @formerhuman @augensternq @muhammadrizqiazhari @nazurawirayudatama @andreamencotovar @hanqiqiao @dancingneko @jchenghou @cameronrbarclay @jeonghoyeon @pjw724 @sunghoonji @turuirui @harshitmathur96 @jayaswal @karthikbk1 @junhaochan @vaibhavsharma3012 @mohamedirshadnadha @mortyx @syeddanish @ricardojere @murillofyumoto @suphotnarapong @gaurangakumarbaishya @ajrvasu @dhruv22f3001413 @mountainsandbeaches @jacobarose @jesustejon @faithfulchukwunwogor @chanchal24 @larjeck @jayasree1908 @kakuteki @michalinahulak @hwkims @kglctf @sdutta05101993 @stpeteishii @dungquang8229 @kadipaamh
", "votes": null, "replies": [] } ], "raw_markdown_by_id": { "3161182": "Building accurate knowledge of the identity, geographic distribution, and evolution of species is essential for sustainable development and biodiversity conservation. However, the routine identification of plants and animals in the field significantly hampers the aggregation of new data and knowledge. Identifying and naming living plants or animals is almost impossible for the public and often a challenging task for professionals and naturalists. Bridging this gap is a key challenge toward enabling effective biodiversity monitoring systems. The LifeCLEF evaluation campaign has been boosting and evaluating advances in this domain since 2011.\n\nEach year, participants of **LifeCLEF** publish their research as part of the **CLEF workshop proceedings** (e.g., CLEF 2024 Proceedings). As in previous years, we encourage you to contribute by publishing a working note detailing your solution **even if you're not among the top-scoring participants!**\nIf you have an interesting method, ablation study, or novel insightโ**we want to hear from you!**\n\n๐ฅ **Why submit a working note?**\n+ **Publish original research** and gain scientific recognition\n+ **Make your approach accessible** to a broader audience\n+ **Strengthen your academic profile**\n+ **Become eligible to present at CLEF 2025**\n\n๐ **Submission Timeline**\n+ **May 19, 2025** โ Final submission deadline for the competition\n+ โผ๏ธ **June 7, 2025** โ Deadline for working note submissions โผ๏ธ\n+ **June 21, 2025** โ First Round Decisions\n+ **July 1, 2025** โ Second Round Decisions\n+ **July 7, 2025** โ Camera-ready deadline for working notes\n+ **July 25, 2025** โ Announcement of best working note winners\n\n๐ **Submission Information**\n+ **Working notes** will be published in the **CEUR-WS proceedings**, assigned a **DOI**, and indexed in **DBLP, Scopus, Google Scholar, etc..**\n**Single blind review** will be conducted by the LifeCLEF organizing committee to ensure quality.\n\n๐ฅ **Submission Template & Process**\n+ **The working note template** will be provided soon.\n\n+ Submissions will be handled via **EasyChair** (details to follow).\n\n+ For reference, we attach selected previously accepted PlantCLEF working notes below:\n - [PlantCLEF2024; 2nd place, NEUON team](https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-3740/paper-192.pdf)\n - [PlantCLEF2024; 3rd place, DS@GT-LifeCLEF team](https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-3740/paper-197.pdf)\n+ [overview paper PlantCLEF 2024](https://ceur-ws.org/Vol-3740/paper-187.pdf)\n\nWe look forward to your contributions! ๐\n\n**If you have any questions, feel free to ask in this thread.**\n\nOn behalf of the organizing committee,\n\nGiulio Martellucci and Hervรฉ Goeau", "3164002": "hi the link to the plantclef 2024 paper is broken", "3164007": "Thanks @junhaochan for raising this up. I will tell @juliostat to update it.\n\nFor any case, here is the correct one.\nhttps://ceur-ws.org/Vol-3740/paper-187.pdf\n\nBest,\nLukas", "3209737": "Congratulations to all PlantCLEF25 participants ๐\n\nWhether you cracked the top ranks or pushed your first submission across the finish line, your efforts are driving real progress in automated biodiversity monitoring.\n\nNow that the competition has wrapped up, weโd love to hear more about your approaches. Submit a working note by June 7, 2025 via [EasyChair](https://easychair.org/my/conference?conf=clef2025) using\nthe [CEUR-WS template](https://www.overleaf.com/latex/templates/template-for-submissions-to-ceur-workshop-proceedings-ceur-ws-dot-org/wqyfdgftmcfw)\n\nPlease read more about the reasons, benefits, etc. in the post above. In you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask.\n\n@vinzdu34 @acmiyaguchi @murilogustineli @suzaku9 @cheungus @robinlabryga @geranium12 @tomo61098 @webmaking @almirneto @lucianodourado4852 @baellouf @kiwimckiwiman @neuonai @neuonkiwi @neuonborzoi @neuonhamster @stevefffff @shailaja183 @subhasish91 @formerhuman @augensternq @muhammadrizqiazhari @nazurawirayudatama @andreamencotovar @hanqiqiao @dancingneko @jchenghou @cameronrbarclay @jeonghoyeon @pjw724 @sunghoonji @turuirui @harshitmathur96 @jayaswal @karthikbk1 @junhaochan @vaibhavsharma3012 @mohamedirshadnadha @mortyx @syeddanish @ricardojere @murillofyumoto @suphotnarapong @gaurangakumarbaishya @ajrvasu @dhruv22f3001413 @mountainsandbeaches @jacobarose @jesustejon @faithfulchukwunwogor @chanchal24 @larjeck @jayasree1908 @kakuteki @michalinahulak @hwkims @kglctf @sdutta05101993 @stpeteishii @dungquang8229 @kadipaamh" }, "source": "meta" }