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Synthetic Thermal Image Generation for Real-Time Animal Detection Under Low-Visibility Conditions
Wildlife-vehicle collisions remain a significant road safety concern, particularly during nighttime and low-visibility conditions when RGB-based perception systems are often unreliable. Thermal imaging offers a promising alternative for detecting animals under poor illumination. However, the limited
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