Stress-Testing Dynamical and Generative Downscaling Using Subseasonal Extreme Precipitation Forecasts
研究通过比较动力模型WRF与生成模型在不同降水极端事件中的表现,解决了次季节预报中因空间分辨率低导致的极端降水预测问题。
研究通过比较动力模型WRF与生成模型在不同降水极端事件中的表现,解决了次季节预报中因空间分辨率低导致的极端降水预测问题。
Existing 3D reconstruction methods struggle to simultaneously achieve photorealistic appearance, geometric accuracy, and agronomic utility in crop scenes, and lack standardized evaluation benchmarks tailored to repetitive multi-view drone imagery. This work introduces the first public benchmark dataset for precision agriculture, comprising 91 field plots of maize, soybean, wheat, and oat, along with 88,830 high-resolution RGB images. Two evaluation tracks are established: one focusing on optimized scene reconstruction using NeRF and 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS), and the other assessing zero-shot geometry estimation by pre-trained feedforward models such as MapAnything. Experiments show that Splatfacto-big achieves the best visual fidelity, while Scaffold-GS excels in depth and canopy height recovery; notably, only MapAnything reliably recovers absolute scale, whereas other feedforward models exhibit significant scale bias.
研究通过比较动力模型WRF与生成模型在不同降水极端事件中的表现,解决了次季节预报中因空间分辨率低导致的极端降水预测问题。
Existing 3D reconstruction methods struggle to simultaneously achieve photorealistic appearance, geometric accuracy, and agronomic utility in crop scenes, and lack standardized evaluation benchmarks tailored to repetitive multi-view drone imagery. This work introduces the first public benchmark dataset for precision agriculture, comprising 91 field plots of maize, soybean, wheat, and oat, along with 88,830 high-resolution RGB images. Two evaluation tracks are established: one focusing on optimized scene reconstruction using NeRF and 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS), and the other assessing zero-shot geometry estimation by pre-trained feedforward models such as MapAnything. Experiments show that Splatfacto-big achieves the best visual fidelity, while Scaffold-GS excels in depth and canopy height recovery; notably, only MapAnything reliably recovers absolute scale, whereas other feedforward models exhibit significant scale bias.