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🌍 CVSBench: Cross-View Spatial Reasoning and Dreaming Benchmark

📄 Paper | 🌐 Project Page | 🤗 Dataset | 💻 GitHub

🔗 Links

| Resource | Link | | --- | --- | | 📑 Paper | [Arxiv](http://arxiv.org/abs/2606.22476) | | 🌐 Project Page | [earth-insights/CVSBench](https://earth-insights.github.io/CVSBench/) | | 💻 GitHub | [earth-insights/CVSBench](https://github.com/earth-insights/CVSBench) | | 🤗 Dataset (Hugging Face) | [zlyzlyzly/CVSBench](https://huggingface.co/datasets/zlyzlyzly/CVSBench) | ---------

🧭 What Is In This Dataset

CVSBench is a benchmark for evaluating whether vision-language models can reason across views, align satellite and street-view observations, localize corresponding objects, and imagine unseen visual content from partial evidence. This repository contains the released dataset splits and task files. It focuses on cross-view understanding between: - satellite imagery - street-view imagery The benchmark is designed to test abilities such as: - cross-view correspondence - spatial reasoning - grounding and localization - viewpoint understanding - visual imagination Unlike traditional cross-view benchmarks that mainly focus on retrieval or recognition, CVSBench explicitly emphasizes: - cross-view spatial reasoning - cross-view grounding - view understanding and matching - visual imagination from partial observations ---------

✨ Benchmark Highlights

- Covers both satellite-to-ground and ground-to-satellite reasoning. - Includes QA-style, grounding-style, and view-matching tasks. - Contains multiple benchmark subsets rather than a single uniform task setting. - Extends beyond recognition and matching to evaluate spatial reasoning and visual imagination. ---------

🧩 Tasks

CVSBench currently contains two major subsets: - `cvusa/` - `fov/` These subsets are complementary rather than identical, and they contain different task families. ### `cvusa/` - `g2s`: Ground-to-Satellite reasoning tasks - `s2g`: Satellite-to-Ground reasoning tasks - `gs_grounding`: cross-view object grounding and bounding-box localization tasks ### `fov/` - `data`: raw image and supporting resources - `g2s`: Ground-to-Satellite reasoning tasks - `s2g`: Satellite-to-Ground reasoning tasks - `gs_grounding`: cross-view object grounding and bounding-box localization tasks - `gs_view`: cross-view view-matching tasks with two settings: - `View-Arrow`: given a directional arrow or viewing direction, find the corresponding street-view image - `View-Image`: given a street-view image, find the corresponding directional arrow or viewing direction - `nanobanana`: generated 3D miniature building-model images used as auxiliary visual inputs for FOV-based visual imagination experiments ---------

🗂️ Dataset Structure

The released dataset is organized as follows: ```text CVSBench/ ├── cvusa/ │ ├── data/ │ ├── g2s/ │ ├── s2g/ │ └── gs_grounding/ └── fov/ ├── data/ ├── g2s/ ├── s2g/ ├── gs_grounding/ ├── gs_view/ └── nanobanana/ ``` Typical files include: - train / test JSONL annotations - task-specific metadata - image path references - grounding annotations for bbox evaluation --------

📝 Example Data Format

Below is a simplified example from a grounding-style task: ```json { "img_id": "0001119_0", "task": "Ground2Sat", "source_image": "cvusa/data/streetview/0001119.jpg", "target_image": "cvusa/data/bingmap/input0001119.png", "target_bbox": [121.0, 196.6, 153.0, 234.6], "questions": [ { "level": 3, "question": "First image shows a street-view with a bounding box. In the second satellite image, provide the pixel bounding box coordinates [x_min, y_min, x_max, y_max] for the corresponding object.", "answer": [121.0, 196.6, 153.0, 234.6] } ], "dataset": "cvusa" } ``` Exact fields may vary across task families. ---------

⬇️ Download

You can download the dataset with: ```bash huggingface-cli download zlyzlyzly/CVSBench \ --repo-type dataset \ --local-dir data/CVSBench ``` ---------

🚀 Usage

CVSBench can be used for: - benchmarking vision-language models on cross-view reasoning - evaluating object grounding across satellite and street-view images - studying viewpoint alignment and cross-view matching - studying visual imagination from sparse or partial observations Official code and evaluation scripts are available in the GitHub repository: - GitHub: [earth-insights/CVSBench](https://github.com/earth-insights/CVSBench) - Dataset: [zlyzlyzly/CVSBench](https://huggingface.co/datasets/zlyzlyzly/CVSBench) - Project Page: [earth-insights/CVSBench](https://earth-insights.github.io/CVSBench/) ---------

📚 Recommended Citation

If you use CVSBench in your research, please cite: ```bibtex @article{cvsbench2026, title={CVSBench: A Comprehensive Benchmark for Cross-View Spatial Reasoning and Dreaming}, author={[TBD]}, journal={ECCV}, year={2026} } ``` The official citation will be updated after the paper metadata is finalized. ---------

⚖️ License

License: `CC-BY-4.0` If parts of the dataset inherit licensing or usage constraints from underlying sources, please also follow the original source terms. ---------

🙏 Acknowledgements

CVSBench is built on top of existing cross-view data resources. We sincerely thank the creators and maintainers of the following datasets and projects: - [CVUSA](https://mvrl.cse.wustl.edu/datasets/cvusa/) - [University-1652](https://github.com/layumi/University1652-Baseline) - FOV and cross-view benchmark contributors - open-source vision-language model and benchmark tooling communities ---------

📮 Contact

For questions, issues, or collaboration requests: - Email: [zlyzly@stu.xjtu.edu.cn](mailto:zlyzly@stu.xjtu.edu.cn)