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license: mit
task_categories:
- image-classification
- visual-question-answering
language:
- en
size_categories:
- n<1K
tags:
- satellite-imagery
- earth-observation
- orbital-triage
- vlm
- lfm2
- liquid-ai
pretty_name: ORION Satellite Triage Dataset
---
# Dataset
The ORION dataset is a curated collection of satellite imagery and triage labels used to fine-tune the VLM for orbital image classification. Images are fetched from SimSat's Mapbox API and paired with classification prompts and ground-truth labels.
## Dataset Structure
```
images/
low_ocean_pacific_nemo.png
med_city_chicago.png
high_port_rotterdam.png
...
train_dataset.jsonl
val_dataset.jsonl
test_dataset.jsonl
```
- **images/**: 512x512 RGB satellite images fetched from SimSat
- **train_dataset.jsonl**: Training samples (240 targets x 2 coordinate dropout = 480 records)
- **val_dataset.jsonl**: Validation samples (60 targets, always with coordinates; used for eval_loss + best checkpoint selection)
- **test_dataset.jsonl**: Test samples (60 targets, always with coordinates; held out for ablation and evaluation)
## Target Definitions
360 target locations organized by triage priority and visual morphology:
| Class | Count | Visual Morphology |
| ------ | ----- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| LOW | 120 | Featureless natural terrain: oceans, deserts, ice sheets, dense canopy, geological formations |
| MEDIUM | 120 | Standard human civilization: urban grids, suburban sprawl, agriculture, towns, infrastructure |
| HIGH | 120 | Strategic anomalies: mega-ports, mega-airports, energy/dams, mega-mines, military/space facilities |
### LOW Morphologies
1. Standard voids: oceans and water bodies
2. Standard voids: deserts, ice sheets, dense canopy
3. Hard LOW: coastlines and boundaries that resemble artificial structures
4. Hard LOW: geological anomalies (craters, calderas) that mimic mines
5. Hard LOW: fractals and textures (deltas, salt flats, reefs) that mimic city streets
### MEDIUM Morphologies
1. Urban grids: dense city centers worldwide
2. Suburban sprawl: low-density residential areas
3. Agriculture: crop fields, pivot irrigation, terracing
4. Standard infrastructure: regional airports, rail yards, commercial zones
5. Towns and settlements: isolated clusters in varied terrain
### HIGH Morphologies
1. Mega-ports: Rotterdam, Singapore, LA, etc.
2. Mega-airports: Atlanta, Denver, Dubai, Daxing, etc.
3. Energy and dams: nuclear plants, solar farms, hydroelectric dams
4. Mega-mines and extreme industrial: open-pit mines, refineries
5. Space, military, and chokepoints: launch pads, naval bases, canals
## Generation Process
[`data_gen.py`](https://Saransh-cpp.github.io/ORION/guides/data-gen/) generates the dataset by:
1. **Proximity filter**: removes targets closer than 2 km to each other (Haversine distance) to avoid duplicate imagery
2. **Shuffle and split**: deterministic 3-way IID split (`random.seed(42)`): 240 train / 60 val / 60 test
3. **Image fetch**: for each target, fetches a 512x512 satellite image from SimSat's Mapbox static image API at `GET http://localhost:9005/data/image/mapbox`
4. **JSONL generation**: creates conversation-format records for fine-tuning
### JSONL Record Format
Each line in the JSONL files is a JSON object:
```json
{
"image": "orion_dataset/images/high_port_rotterdam.png",
"conversations": [
{
"role": "user",
"content": "<image>\nYou are an autonomous orbital triage assistant..."
},
{
"role": "assistant",
"content": "{\"reason\": \"Extreme-density geometric cargo terminals...\", \"category\": \"HIGH\"}"
}
]
}
```
## Coordinate Dropout Augmentation
For training samples, each target produces two JSONL records: one with GPS coordinates in the prompt and one without. This 50% coordinate dropout teaches the model to classify based on visual features alone, making it robust when GPS data is noisy or unavailable.
## Prompt Template
The prompt matches the ChatML format used by the fine-tuned model and the on-board VlmInferenceEngine:
```
You are an autonomous orbital triage assistant. Analyze this high-resolution RGB
satellite image captured at Longitude: X, Latitude: Y.
Strictly use one of these categories based on visual morphology:
- HIGH: ...
- MEDIUM: ...
- LOW: ...
You MUST output your response as a valid JSON object. To ensure accurate visual
reasoning, you must output the "reason" key FIRST, followed by the "category" key.
```
## Expected Model Output
```json
{
"reason": "Extreme-density geometric cargo terminals and massive vessel berthing.",
"category": "HIGH"
}
```
## Related
- [Fine-tuned model](https://huggingface.co/Saransh-cpp/orion-qlora-lfm2.5-vl-1.6b)
- [Training guide](https://Saransh-cpp.github.io/ORION/guides/training/)
- [Training pipeline](https://Saransh-cpp.github.io/ORION/architecture/ground_segment/training/)
- [Data flow architecture](https://Saransh-cpp.github.io/ORION/architecture/flight_segment/data-flow/)
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