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HWDS-Multimodal

Dataset Summary

The hail and wind damage swath database spans a 21-year climatology (2000–2020) — for full details see hwds_db.

HWDS Database


Chips & Labels

Chips are generated from a buffered region around each damage polygon sourced from hwds_db. The buffer ensures the dataset includes chips with no damage.

HLS RTC
Resolution 30m 30m
Size 256 × 256 px 256 × 256 px
Format GeoTIFF GeoTIFF
Bands B, G, R, N, SW1, SW2 VV, VH
Units Scaled Surface reflectance Backscatter (dB)

Each chip has a corresponding single-band GeoTIFF damage mask rasterized from the swath polygon. Chips intersecting nodata or are filtered out.

Mask Value Description
0 No damage
1 Damage

Data Sources

HLS (Harmonized Landsat Sentinel-2)

Harmonized surface reflectance from Landsat 8/9 (HLSL30) and Sentinel-2 (HLSS30) at 30m resolution, accessed via NASA Earthdata. Landsat and Sentinel-2 scenes are harmonized to a common grid and radiometric baseline. Values have a scale factor of 0.0001 compared to surface reflectance. The following bands are used:

Band Description
B Blue
G Green
R Red
N Near-infrared
SW1 SWIR 1
SW2 SWIR 2

RTC (Radiometric Terrain Corrected SAR)

Sentinel-1 RTC backscatter from the OPERA RTC product, accessed via ASF Datapool.

Band Description
VV Co-polarization, dB scale
VH Cross-polarization, dB scale

Dataset Structure

hwds_multimodal/
├── CHIPS/
│   ├── {row}.{col}.{swath_id}.HLS.{date}.BANDS.tif
│   ├── {row}.{col}.{swath_id}.RTC.{date}.BANDS.tif
│   └── {row}.{col}.{swath_id}.MASK.tif
└── statistics.json

Chips are stored flat in CHIPS/ with a shared filename convention: {row}.{col}.{swath_id} serves as the chip ID, linking each HLS image, RTC image, and damage mask for a given location. HLS and RTC files include their sensor acquisition date; the mask is dateless as it applies to both modalities.

Here are some mosaics showing chip selection across modalities. Blue indicates a selected chip, yellow indicates a filtered chip (cloud mask for HLS, validity mask for RTC):

HLS RTC
HLS plot RTC plot

statistics.json contains per-band mean and standard deviation for normalization.

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