A Trillion Coral Reef Colors: Deeply Annotated Underwater Hyperspectral Images for Automated Classification and Habitat Mapping

A Trillion Coral Reef Colors: Deeply Annotated Underwater Hyperspectral Images for Automated Classification and Habitat Mapping
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万亿珊瑚礁颜色:深度注释的水下高光谱图像,用于自动分类和栖息地测绘

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10.3390/data5010019
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发表时间:
2020
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2.6
通讯作者:
A. Chennu
A. Chennu
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作者:
Ahmad Rafiuddin Rashid;A. Chennu

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本文描述了一个大型水下高光谱图像数据集,可供计算机视觉、机器学习、遥感和珊瑚礁生态学领域的研究人员使用。我们介绍了水下数据采集、处理和管理的详细信息,以创建这个大型珊瑚礁图像数据集,并注释用于栖息地测绘。使用潜水员操作的高光谱成像系统 (HyperDiver) 对加勒比库拉索岛周围 8 个珊瑚礁地点的 147 个样线进行了调查。水下近端传感方法生成了精细尺度的海底图像,其中包含超过 22 亿个详细光谱点。其中,超过 1000 万个数据点已被注释为栖息地描述符或分类学身份,共有 47 个类标签,直至属和种级别。除了 HyperDiver 调查数据之外,我们还包括沿 147 个横断面中的 23 个进行的传统(彩色照片)样方调查的图像和注释,这使得两种类型的珊瑚礁调查方法之间的珊瑚礁描述能够进行比较。该数据集有望为分类算法、高光谱图像分割和自动栖息地测绘带来好处。
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