OpenGF: An Ultra-Large-Scale Ground Filtering Dataset Built Upon Open ALS Point Clouds Around the World
Nannan Qin, Weikai Tan, Lingfei Ma, Dedong Zhang, Jonathan Li

TL;DR
OpenGF is a large-scale, diverse ground filtering dataset built from open ALS point clouds worldwide, enabling improved deep learning methods for digital elevation model generation.
Contribution
The paper introduces OpenGF, the first ultra-large-scale, scene-rich ground filtering dataset with over half a billion labeled points, facilitating advancements in deep learning for 3D scene understanding.
Findings
Deep learning models trained on OpenGF perform effectively.
OpenGF surpasses existing datasets in size and scene diversity.
State-of-the-art algorithms evaluated on OpenGF show promising results.
Abstract
Ground filtering has remained a widely studied but incompletely resolved bottleneck for decades in the automatic generation of high-precision digital elevation model, due to the dramatic changes of topography and the complex structures of objects. The recent breakthrough of supervised deep learning algorithms in 3D scene understanding brings new solutions for better solving such problems. However, there are few large-scale and scene-rich public datasets dedicated to ground extraction, which considerably limits the development of effective deep-learning-based ground filtering methods. To this end, we present OpenGF, first Ultra-Large-Scale Ground Filtering dataset covering over 47 of 9 different typical terrain scenes built upon open ALS point clouds of 4 different countries around the world. OpenGF contains more than half a billion finely labeled ground and non-ground points,…
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Taxonomy
TopicsRemote Sensing and LiDAR Applications · 3D Surveying and Cultural Heritage · Robotics and Sensor-Based Localization
MethodsAdaptive Label Smoothing
