PetroSurf3D - A high-resolution 3D Dataset of Rock Art for Surface Segmentation
PetroSurf3D - A high-resolution 3D Dataset of Rock Art for Surface Segmentation
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PetroSurf3D - 用于表面分割的高分辨率岩石艺术 3D 数据集
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2016
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H. Bischof
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Georg Poier;Markus Seidl;M. Zeppelzauer;Christian Reinbacher;M. Schaich;G. Bellandi;A. Marretta;H. Bischof
Ancient rock engravings (so called petroglyphs) represent one of the earliest surviving artifacts describing life of our ancestors. Recently, modern 3D scanning techniques found their application in the domain of rock art documentation by providing high-resolution reconstructions of rock surfaces. Reconstruction results demonstrate the strengths of novel 3D techniques and have the potential to replace the traditional (manual) documentation techniques of archaeologists. An important analysis task in rock art documentation is the segmentation of petroglyphs. To foster automation of this tedious step, we present a high-resolution 3D surface dataset of natural rock surfaces which exhibit different petroglyphs together with accurate expert ground-truth annotations. To our knowledge, this dataset is the first public 3D surface dataset which allows for surface segmentation at sub-millimeter scale. We conduct experiments with state-of-the-art methods to generate a baseline for the dataset and verify that the size and variability of the data is sufficient to successfully adopt even recent data-hungry Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs). Furthermore, we experimentally demonstrate that the provided geometric information is key to successful automatic segmentation and strongly outperforms color-based segmentation. The introduced dataset represents a novel benchmark for 3D surface segmentation methods in general and is intended to foster comparability among different approaches in future.