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RescueNet dataset created by Tashnim Chowdhury, Robin Murphy and Maryam Rahnemoonfar and presented in RescueNet: A High Resolution UAV Semantic Segmentation Benchmark Dataset for Natural Disaster Damage Assessment paper in August of 2021. This dataset is released under the Community Data License Agreement (permissive). It features 4494 post disaster high resolution images (3000x4000) of buildings and landscapes after Hurricane Michael, captured from UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle), namely DJI Mavic Pro and their respective General Truth maps. General Truth maps features 12 classes: background, debris, water, building-no-damage, building-medium-damage, building-major-damage, building-total-destruction, vehicle, road, tree, pool and sand. For better understanding of each class and it's purpouse refer to original work. For models trained on this dataset refer to the Github page. Note: this dataset can also be obtained from the Google drive link that be found on the github page. When downloading from this source as one zip archive, due to the large file size download error (namely Network error and on resume a Forbidden error) might occur. If it persists one should try downloading individual folders as they will be divided into parts that can be downloaded properly.
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This is the image classification dataset where three sets of csv files (train, validation, test) each of which contains image ID and corresponding labels (superficial damage, medium damage, major damage) and a dataset descriptor.
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A note to describe the semantic segmentation labels.
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Train set of RescueNet semantic segmentation.
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Validation set of RescueNet semantic segmentation.
This dataset is a merged from different datasets of different categories.
db images are from RescueNet, Cyclone Wildfire Flood Earthquake Database, AIDERdata
Aug_db are db's Augmented images
db2 are extracted images from Ukraine Images 2023
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RescueNet dataset created by Tashnim Chowdhury, Robin Murphy and Maryam Rahnemoonfar and presented in RescueNet: A High Resolution UAV Semantic Segmentation Benchmark Dataset for Natural Disaster Damage Assessment paper in August of 2021. This dataset is released under the Community Data License Agreement (permissive). It features 4494 post disaster high resolution images (3000x4000) of buildings and landscapes after Hurricane Michael, captured from UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle), namely DJI Mavic Pro and their respective General Truth maps. General Truth maps features 12 classes: background, debris, water, building-no-damage, building-medium-damage, building-major-damage, building-total-destruction, vehicle, road, tree, pool and sand. For better understanding of each class and it's purpouse refer to original work. For models trained on this dataset refer to the Github page. Note: this dataset can also be obtained from the Google drive link that be found on the github page. When downloading from this source as one zip archive, due to the large file size download error (namely Network error and on resume a Forbidden error) might occur. If it persists one should try downloading individual folders as they will be divided into parts that can be downloaded properly.