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the Real Chang'e Lunar Landscape Dataset
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- Yanbo Wang
- Last updated:
- Sun, 08/25/2024 - 21:25
- DOI:
- 10.21227/9y8q-dx27
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Abstract
Acquiring imagery of extraterrestrial planetary surfaces has consistently posed a significant challenge. Moreover, the availability of publicly accessible, annotated lunar datasets remains exceedingly sparse. To address this gap in the field, we have developed the Real Chang'e Lunar Landscape Dataset. The images in this dataset were captured by the landing cameras of the Chang'e-3, Chang'e-4, and Chang'e-5 lunar mission probes, as well as the panoramic and terrain cameras carried by the Yutu-1 and Yutu-2 lunar rovers used during the missions.
This dataset contains a total of 7523 lunar surface images, of which 909 images from the Yutu-2 rover have a resolution of 1176×864, while the rest have a resolution of 2352×1728. The images in the dataset come from three different areas of the lunar surface, including both the near side and far side of the Moon, involving various lighting conditions and terrain features. The targets were divided into six categories: probe, sand, gravel, rubble, rock, and crater, with a total of 26710 labels.
Please note that the original data of the images in the dataset come from the China Lunar and Planetary Data Release System and the National Defense Science and Technology Industrial Bureau-supported Key Laboratory Fund. The majority of the original images in the dataset can be requested from the China Lunar and Planetary Data Release System, while a small portion of the images from the National Defense Science and Technology Industrial Bureau-supported Key Laboratory Fund are subject to confidentiality policies and are not publicly available at this time. All images are copyrighted by their respective copyright holders and are strictly prohibited from being used for purposes other than academic research.
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