Datasets:
Tasks:
Image Segmentation
Languages:
English
Size:
10K<n<100K
Tags:
remote-sensing
aerial-imagery
forest-monitoring
tree-mortality
dead-tree-detection
ecological-monitoring
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## Dataset Structure
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Each sample contains a high-resolution NAIP image patch
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A typical sample contains:
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"image": "path/to/image_patch.tif",
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"mask": "path/to/mask_patch.tif",
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"site_id": "...",
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"patch_id": "...",
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"latitude": ...,
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"longitude": ...,
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"state": "...",
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"climate_zone": "...",
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"tree_type": "...",
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"split": "train/validation/test"
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The imagery contains four channels:
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## Data Sources
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TreeFinder is derived from high-resolution NAIP aerial imagery covering forested regions across CONUS. Dead tree annotations were manually created and validated using expert interpretation and multi-temporal image comparison.
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Each sample contains a high-resolution NAIP image patch and a corresponding binary segmentation mask.
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The imagery contains four channels:
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The associated metadata is available in the .csv file.
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## Data Sources
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TreeFinder is derived from high-resolution NAIP aerial imagery covering forested regions across CONUS. Dead tree annotations were manually created and validated using expert interpretation and multi-temporal image comparison.
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