Aerial Fluvial Image Dataset (AFID) for Semantic Segmentation

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By Zihan Wang1, Li-Fan Wu, Nina Mahmoudian

Purdue University

816 2K/2.7K per-pixel annotated images with 8 classes: River, Boat, Bridge, Sky, Forest vegetation, Dry sediment, Drone self and Obstacle in river. Fluvial scenes are from Wabash River and Wildcat Creek in Indiana, USA.

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Version 1.0 - published on 20 Jul 2022 doi:10.4231/B129-XD47 - cite this Archived on 21 Aug 2022

Licensed under Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0)

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Autonomous navigation of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) along and Autonomous Surface Vehicle (ASV) within rivers and creeks has been a popular research area in recent years, where semantic segmentation neural networks have been implemented to recognize the navigable space. Currently, it is still difficult to release the power of deep semantic segmentation learning for ASV to make long-range navigation plans, and to swiftly and safely do obstacle avoidance while navigating in narrow, rapidly flowing and obstacle intensive creeks/rivers due to lack of aerial fluvial scene data for supervised training. To tackle this problem, and to enrich the aerial fluvial semantic segmentation training data, we collected aerial BEV (birds-eye-view) images, with multiple camera perspectives, of fluvial scenes with drone that flew above inland waterways. Images have been manually selected and semantically labeled with emphasis on extruded obstacles from river and riverbank, to form the novel dataset with 8 classes (Water, Boat, Bridge, Sky, Forest vegetation, Dry sediment, Drone itself and in-river Obstacles) and 816 high-resolution (2K and 2.7K) images in total.

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