Indonesia, Sept. 24 -- A joint committee overseeing Sumatran elephant conservation at Way Kambas National Park is developing an artificial intelligence-based command center to map elephant migration routes and strengthen wildlife monitoring.

"This advanced digital facility will strengthen wildlife surveillance, map elephant corridors, and detect forest and land fires as well as forestry crimes in real time," Brig. Gen. Sriyanto, the committee's chairman, said.

The system is expected to identify individual elephants precisely by integrating visual data with GPS-based location information, he said in a press statement issued here on Wednesday.

"The command center is designed for multiple functions, from identifying wildlife biological da...