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    Terraturtle:
    (Don Mariano Marcos Memorial State University – Mid La Union Campus, 2024-12) Añonuevo, Denver A.; Almodovar, Kenneth V.; Umbay, Denver B.; Yaranon, Jose Angelo C.; Mique, Eusebio Jr., L.; Estira, Marydel C.; Sapuay-Guillen, Sheena I.
    Efforts to protect sea turtles are challenged by the uncertainty of nesting timing and location. This study leverages machine learning to predict the nesting behaviors of Pawikan (sea turtles), improving conservation strategies. Using the Prophet time series forecasting algorithm and historical data, the system estimates nesting periods, egg counts, and locations. Key predictors, including seasonal patterns, lag variables, and moving averages, enhance model accuracy. A user-friendly web platform displays predictions via interactive maps, tables, and graphs. The model achieved high performance, with a Mean Absolute Error(MAE) of 0.0005569 and Root Mean Square Error(RMSE) of 0.000634 for egg count predictions, and an MAE of 0.59 and RMSE of 0.75 for location forecasts. TerraTurtle optimizes resources and strengthens sea turtle protection during critical nesting periods, showcasing the potential of machine learning in conservation management.

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