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⭐ The dataset application is very simple and requires only the following two steps:
- Please fill in this application form.
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OODT is the first dataset of oriented objects for object detection and tracking in satellite vedio datasets (SVDs), in which each object is labeled as a rectangular box with rotating orientation. It consists of the single-object and multi-object tracking datasets.
The single-object tracking (SOT) dataset consists of 74 sequences, including 30 cars, 17 planes, 17 ships and 10 trains with 22610 frames in total.
The multi-object tracking (MOT) datasets is tentatively labeled with 8628 vehicles in 41 frames of five SVDs .
The raw satellite video data is collected from various sources, such as the JiLin-1 satellite constellation [1], SkySat satellite constellation[2], object tracking contests [3][4][5], and some other publicly available videos [6][7].
SVD1 and SVD2 are collected from JiLin-1 satellite constellation [8]. SVD3 is collected from IRIS camera on the International Space Station[3] .SVD4 and SVD5 are collected from SkySat satellite constellation[9][10].
If you have any questions, please contact rs_devotee@163.com.
- The single object tracking section of the OODT dataset has been organized and counted in detail. You can view them in the OOTB.
- In order to further improve the richness of multi-object detection data and better simulate the actual application scenarios, we annotated the LMOD dataset with the HBB (Horizontal Bounding Box) annotation method from the perspectives of large-scale and multi-class features.













