AHK 2

Notes on the Dataset

  • The area is split into 10 non-overlapping tiles.

Detailed Information

General Information
NameAHK 2
Release Year2022
Terms of UseCC BY 4.0
Access RequirementsAgree to terms of use | Provide contact info
Dataset Size43.3 GB | Partial download is possible, i.e. the data is split into several files (e.g., epochs or data types)
DocumentationMulti-paragraph description of the dataset, e.g., in the form of a paper section or a comprehensive readme file
CodeYes
ApplicationsAnalysis of geomorphological processes
Detailed ApplicationsQuantification of topographic change
Acquisition
Number of Scenes10 | One coherent scene is recorded, but it is split into multiple non-overlapping parts
Number of Epochs per Scene (minimum)6
Number of Epochs per Scene (median)6
Number of Epochs per Scene (maximum)6
General Scene TypeLandscape
Specific Scene TypeRock glacier
LocationÄußeres Hochebenkar (Austria)
Acquisition TypeTerrestrial laser scanning
Acquisition DeviceRIEGL VZ-2000i
Acquisition PlatformTripod | Educated guess by the authors
Scan IntervalDays
Acquisition MonthsJanurary: 0 February: 0 March: 0 April: 0 May: 0 June: 1 July: 2 August: 3 September: 0 October: 0 November: 0 December: 0
Representation
Data RepresentationUnstructured, globally aligned (e.g., point cloud or ray cloud)
Specific Data RepresentationPoint cloud
File Format/EncodingTextfile, usually delimiter separated values
Raw Data-
Additional DataScanner positions
Coordinate System25832
Quality and Usability
RegistrationBetween finely and coarsely registered. The reviewers disagreed on this
Number of Partial Epochs-
Unusable Data Reason-
SplitsNo
Per-Point Attributes
Intensity/ReflectivityNo
ColorNo
Semantic Labels-
Instance LabelsNo
Change Labels-
Statistics
Number of Points per Epoch (minimum)18K
Number of Points per Epoch (median)13M
Number of Points per Epoch (maximum)72M
Avg. Point Spacing (minimum)3.6mm
Avg. Point Spacing (median)9.3mm
Avg. Point Spacing (maximum)7.6cm
Avg. Change Points per Epoch-

Paper Reference 1

@article{zahs2022datasetplanebasedm3c2,
    title = {Correspondence-driven plane-based M3C2 for lower uncertainty in 3D topographic change quantification},
    journal = {ISPRS Journal of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing},
    volume = {183},
    pages = {541--559},
    year = {2022},
    issn = {0924-2716},
    doi = {10.1016/j.isprsjprs.2021.11.018},
    author = {Vivien Zahs and Lukas Winiwarter and Katharina Anders and Jack G. Williams and Martin Rutzinger and Bernhard Höfle},
}