SOLAQUA: SINTEF Ocean Large Aquaculture Robotics Dataset

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Autores principales: Ohrem, Sveinung Johan, Haugaløkken, Bent, Kelasidi, Eleni
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Publicado: 2025
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author Ohrem, Sveinung Johan
Haugaløkken, Bent
Kelasidi, Eleni
author_facet Ohrem, Sveinung Johan
Haugaløkken, Bent
Kelasidi, Eleni
contents This paper presents a dataset gathered with an underwater robot in a sea-based aquaculture setting. Data was gathered from an operational fish farm and includes data from sensors such as the Waterlinked A50 DVL, the Nortek Nucleus 1000 DVL, Sonardyne Micro Ranger 2 USBL, Sonoptix Mulitbeam Sonar, mono and stereo cameras, and vehicle sensor data such as power usage, IMU, pressure, temperature, and more. Data acquisition is performed during both manual and autonomous traversal of the net pen structure. The collected vision data is of undamaged nets with some fish and marine growth presence, and it is expected that both the research community and the aquaculture industry will benefit greatly from the utilization of the proposed SOLAQUA dataset.
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spellingShingle SOLAQUA: SINTEF Ocean Large Aquaculture Robotics Dataset
Ohrem, Sveinung Johan
Haugaløkken, Bent
Kelasidi, Eleni
Robotics
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
This paper presents a dataset gathered with an underwater robot in a sea-based aquaculture setting. Data was gathered from an operational fish farm and includes data from sensors such as the Waterlinked A50 DVL, the Nortek Nucleus 1000 DVL, Sonardyne Micro Ranger 2 USBL, Sonoptix Mulitbeam Sonar, mono and stereo cameras, and vehicle sensor data such as power usage, IMU, pressure, temperature, and more. Data acquisition is performed during both manual and autonomous traversal of the net pen structure. The collected vision data is of undamaged nets with some fish and marine growth presence, and it is expected that both the research community and the aquaculture industry will benefit greatly from the utilization of the proposed SOLAQUA dataset.
title SOLAQUA: SINTEF Ocean Large Aquaculture Robotics Dataset
topic Robotics
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.01790