The dataset contains >10,000 labeled tree species and the model weights for tree species detection. Format: Image tiles (.twf) with a 256 × 256 pixel size stride in the PASCAL VOC format. The labels are saved as a .xml. The RGB orthophotos are open source and can be accessed at: https://www.swisstopo.admin.ch/de/geodata/images/ortho/swissimage10.html. The methodology used to create the data is presented in Beloiu et al. 2023, Individual tree-crown detection and species identification in heterogeneous forests using aerial RGB imagery and deep learning, Remote sensing. Table 1. Tree species and the number of labels available for them. Scientific name Common name Class Total Pic...
We present a baseline deep learning dataset of 2547 polygons for 36 tree species in Northern Austral...
Tree species identification at the individual tree level is crucial for forest operations and manage...
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Abstract Remote sensing of forested landscapes can transform the speed, scale and cost of forest res...
Remote sensing of forested landscapes can transform the speed, scale and cost of forest research. Th...
Information on tree species and changes in forest composition is necessary to understand species-spe...
The classification of savanna woodland tree species from high-resolution Remotely Piloted Aircraft S...
Detailed information about tree species composition is critical to forest managers and ecologists. I...
The automatic detection of tree crowns and estimation of crown areas from remotely sensed informatio...
To effectively classify tree species within datasets characterized by limited samples, we introduced...
36 30 x 30 m plots across two sites in Spain were scanned using a Leica HDS6200 scanner (3.2mm resol...
Data on individual tree crowns from remote sensing have the potential to advance forest ecology by p...
We propose the Point Cloud Tree Species Classification Network (PCTSCN) to overcome challenges in cl...
Remote sensing of individual tree species has many applications in resource management, biodiversit...
We present a baseline deep learning dataset of 2547 polygons for 36 tree species in Northern Austral...
Tree species identification at the individual tree level is crucial for forest operations and manage...
The fast and accurate identification of forest species is critical to support their sustainable mana...
Airborne and spaceborne platforms are the primary data sources for large-scale forest mapping, but v...
Abstract Remote sensing of forested landscapes can transform the speed, scale and cost of forest res...
Remote sensing of forested landscapes can transform the speed, scale and cost of forest research. Th...
Information on tree species and changes in forest composition is necessary to understand species-spe...
The classification of savanna woodland tree species from high-resolution Remotely Piloted Aircraft S...
Detailed information about tree species composition is critical to forest managers and ecologists. I...
The automatic detection of tree crowns and estimation of crown areas from remotely sensed informatio...
To effectively classify tree species within datasets characterized by limited samples, we introduced...
36 30 x 30 m plots across two sites in Spain were scanned using a Leica HDS6200 scanner (3.2mm resol...
Data on individual tree crowns from remote sensing have the potential to advance forest ecology by p...
We propose the Point Cloud Tree Species Classification Network (PCTSCN) to overcome challenges in cl...
Remote sensing of individual tree species has many applications in resource management, biodiversit...
We present a baseline deep learning dataset of 2547 polygons for 36 tree species in Northern Austral...
Tree species identification at the individual tree level is crucial for forest operations and manage...
The fast and accurate identification of forest species is critical to support their sustainable mana...