How to Create Your Own CV Dataset Using Satellite Imagery: Wildfires from Space

Author:Murphy  |  View: 20336  |  Time: 2025-03-22 21:45:34
Unless otherwise noted, all images are by the author, based on Sentinel-2 data.

Have you ever had this idea that a pet project on the application of ML to satellite images might significantly strengthen your data science portfolio? Or have you trained some models based on datasets developed by other people but not your own? If the answer is yes, I have a good piece of news for you!

In this article I'll guide you through the process of creating a Computer Vision (CV) dataset consisting of high-resolution satellite images, so you could use a similar approach and build a solid pet project!

Tags: Computer Vision Data Science Dataset Geospatial Wildfires

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