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Sugar4D

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doi:10.60507/FK2/IS8YBZ
Published version
3.0
Publication date
2026-03-05
License
CC BY 4.0

Description

The Sugar4D project introduces a publicly available, high-quality 4D plant phenotyping dataset of sugar beet plants captured with terrestrial LiDAR. It provides densely sampled, temporally consistent point cloud data with detailed, point-wise organ-level annotations that enable tracking of individual leaves across growth stages. By combining annotated 3D data with extracted morphological traits and reference measurements, the dataset aims to reduce the bottleneck of data acquisition and manual annotation, and to support the development, benchmarking, and validation of methods for spatio-temporal plant analysis, including instance segmentation, temporal registration, organ tracking, and growth-related morphological studies.

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Keywords

Spatio-temporal, Temporally consistent instance annotations, Point cloud, LiDAR, Sugar beet, Computer vision, Plant phenotyping

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Citation

Bömer, Jonas; Marks, Elias; Ispizua Yamati, Facundo Ramón; Stachniss, Cyrill; Paulus, Stefan; Mahlein, Anne-Katrin, 2026-03-05, Sugar4D, doi:10.60507/FK2/IS8YBZ, V3.0

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