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HuaYun-BJUT-MIP-Cloud-Dataset

A new ground-based cloud dataset.

The pictures in GBCID (Ground Based Cloud Image Dataset) are from the proprietary equipment of HUAYUN SOUDING company. The GBCID dataset contains 25119 cloud images. According to the World Meterological Organization’s genera-based classification recommendation, we divide into 11 different categories: Ac, Sc, Ns, Cu, Ci, Cc, Cb, As, No, Cs, St. The criteria for each cloud classification are shown in Table 1. And the number of each cloud category is shown in Tabel 2. We also compared HBMCD with other ground-based cloud datasets, and the results are shown in Figure 1. Finally, The classification results of the pictures have been recognized by the professional staff of HUAYUN SOUDING company.

Table 1 The criteria for each cloud classification.

Scientific name Abbreviation Cloud characteristics
Cumulus Cu Having an upward projection of a circular arch; clouds similar in size to fists; margins clear.
Cumulonimbus Cb Clouds are thick and broccoli-like; edges are blurred.
Stratocumulus Sc Clouds are generally fist-sized and loosely distributed, clustered, traveling and wavy, often grey or gray-white.
Stratus St Clouds lay evenly; cover a large area, almost all over the sky; mostly grey.
Nimbostratus Ns Clouds are low and amorphous; often covered with the sky and completely obscured the sun and moon; clouds are fluffy and dark grey.
Altostratus As Clouds are thicker and covered with the sky; the sun passes through almost no halo; clouds often have striped structures and are grayish-white or grayish-blue.
Altocumulus Ac Clouds are small and distinct in outline; thin clouds are white, visible Sun-Moon outline, thick clouds are dark gray, the outline of the Sun-Moon is not clear; clouds are oval, tile-shaped, fish scales or water wavy distribution.
Cirrus Ci Thin and transparent; white and shiny; the clouds are filamentous and horsetail-like.
Cirrostratus Cs The bottom of the cloud has a filamentous structure; the cloud body is thin enough to pass through the sun and the moon; and there is a distinct halo under the sun's illumination.
Cirrocumulus Cc Clouds are very small, white and shiny; they are thin white scales; they are often arranged in rows and in groups.
No Cloud No There are no clouds in the sky.

Table 2 The information of GBCID

Category Number
Ac 2256
As 2584
Cb 1392
Cc 1302
Ci 3075
Cs 2638
Cu 3100
No 3804
Ns 1236
Cs 2148
St 1584
Total 25119

Comparison Fig.1 The comparison of Datasets:(a)HBMCD (b)CCSN (c)HUST (d)SWIMCAT

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You can download HBMCDv1 through Download_Link.

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More details about the HBMCD dataset can be found in the following paper and please cite the this paper if you use the HBMCD dataset :

L. Zhang, K. Jia, P. Liu and C. Fang, "Cloud Recognition Based on Lightweight Neural Network," 2020 Asia-Pacific Signal and Information Processing Association Annual Summit and Conference (APSIPA ASC), 2020, pp. 1033-1042.

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