Worked examples

See a capture end to end

Two capture sets ship with this site, one from each release. Both are complete — every modality, every ground-truth companion file, the calibration and the point clouds — so you can see exactly what a frame contains before downloading anything.

The 1080P export is a single high-resolution frame with a global instance legend. The HD720 release trades resolution for coverage, adding semantic classes, detection labels and three elevation rings.

The two cases

1080P example / example_25

1920×1080
Left-camera RGB frame from example_25
example_25 / left / 015_horizontal_15.png
Camera
Stereolabs ZED Mini (simulated, HD1080)
Frames here
1 across 0°
Modalities
11
Sample size
30 files, 136.8 MB

720P example / example_720

1280×720
Left-camera RGB frame from example_720
example_720 / left / 002_horizontal_02.png
Camera
Stereolabs ZED Mini (simulated, HD720)
Frames here
3 across 0°, +45°, −45°
Modalities
15
Sample size
88 files, 66.0 MB

Side by side

1080P example 720P example
Resolution 1920×1080 1280×720
Rendered at 1920×1080 (native) 2560×1440, downsampled ×2
Frames in this sample 1 3
Elevation rings 0° 0°, +45°, −45°
Orbit per tree 356° sweep, 48 views total 356° sweep, 16 views/ring, 48 views total
Camera distance 4.00 m, fixed 2–4 m to the trunk surface, cycling 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4 m
Modalities present 11 15
Instance segmentation Global legend, 5124 instances with fixed colours Per-frame ids; the target tree is always id 1
Semantic classes — 11 classes, 10 present here
Detection labels — YOLO polygons + boxes, class tree
Point clouds 2 per-frame 4 merged over the orbit
Sample on this site 30 files, 136.8 MB 88 files, 66.0 MB

Every figure above is read from the capture set on disk, so a dash means that release genuinely does not carry the field — not that it is missing from this page.

Which one to start with

The 1080P example

It has the most detail per frame, and its depth, disparity and normals come as float EXR and NPY rather than quantised 16-bit maps. Its instance legend also keeps the same colours across the whole scene, which matters if your method follows instances from one frame to the next.

The 720P example

It ships YOLO polygons and boxes, so detection and segmentation training needs no labelling of your own. Every pixel also carries a semantic class — ground, fern, shrub, deadwood and the rest — where the 1080P export separates tree instances only. The frames are smaller, and the orbit is shot from above and below as well as level.

Get the full release

It repeats every modality shown in these walkthroughs across the complete orbit for each published tree.