Enhancing Environmental Monitoring through Multispectral Imaging: The WasteMS Dataset for Semantic Segmentation of Lakeside Waste
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2407.17028v2
- Date: Thu, 25 Jul 2024 05:23:24 GMT
- Title: Enhancing Environmental Monitoring through Multispectral Imaging: The WasteMS Dataset for Semantic Segmentation of Lakeside Waste
- Authors: Qinfeng Zhu, Ningxin Weng, Lei Fan, Yuanzhi Cai,
- Abstract summary: This study introduces WasteMS, the first multispectral dataset established for the semantic segmentation of lakeside waste.
We implemented a rigorous annotation process to label waste in images.
Challenges encountered when using WasteMS for segmenting waste on lakeside lawns were discussed.
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- Abstract: Environmental monitoring of lakeside green areas is crucial for environmental protection. Compared to manual inspections, computer vision technologies offer a more efficient solution when deployed on-site. Multispectral imaging provides diverse information about objects under different spectrums, aiding in the differentiation between waste and lakeside lawn environments. This study introduces WasteMS, the first multispectral dataset established for the semantic segmentation of lakeside waste. WasteMS includes a diverse range of waste types in lawn environments, captured under various lighting conditions. We implemented a rigorous annotation process to label waste in images. Representative semantic segmentation frameworks were used to evaluate segmentation accuracy using WasteMS. Challenges encountered when using WasteMS for segmenting waste on lakeside lawns were discussed. The WasteMS dataset is available at https://github.com/zhuqinfeng1999/WasteMS.
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