A paired synthetic construction-site image dataset for robust computer vision under adverse conditions

📅 2026-09-21
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为解决建筑监测中计算机视觉系统在恶劣条件下性能下降的问题,通过创建包含34,199张合成图像的ConSynth-X数据集,涵盖多种不利条件,以增强模型鲁棒性。
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Computer-vision systems used for construction monitoring can degrade under adverse environmental and visual conditions, yet such conditions remain underrepresented in existing construction image datasets. We present ConSynth-X, a paired synthetic construction-site image dataset containing 34,199 images derived from 3,109 real-world source scenes. The dataset comprises 11 condition-specific subsets spanning precipitation, fog, nighttime illumination, adverse weather at night, and small-object or long-distance views. Each synthetic image is linked to its corresponding source scene, enabling controlled comparison across environmental and visual conditions. ConSynth-X includes source-derived annotations, generation metadata, provenance information, and image-quality indicators, supporting object detection, image captioning, visual grounding, and visual question answering. Technical validation evaluates source-synthetic fidelity and alignment with real adverse-condition imagery using embedding-based similarity and distributional analyses. The dataset provides a structured resource for evaluating and improving the robustness of construction vision and vision-language models under challenging field conditions.
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construction monitoring
adverse conditions
computer vision
image dataset
robustness
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Paired Synthetic Dataset
Adverse Conditions
Construction Monitoring
Visual Robustness
ConSynth-X
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