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1. Computer Science › Advanced Neural Network Applications

   Aerial Person Detection for Search an d Rescue: Survey and Benchmarks

   Zhang, Feng, Wang, Lü and Mei · Journal of Remote Sensing · 2025

   A survey of methods for detecting people in drone images for search and rescue, which also presents a new dataset, VTSaR, and tests mainstream detection methods on it.

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   1. UncheckedThe authors built an aerial person-detection dataset, VTSaR, which they say is more varied than existing public ones and includes visible, infrared and synthetic images.“Furthermore, to foster advancements in APD, we have conducted a comprehensive APD dataset labeled as “VTSaR”, which stands out from the existing publicly accessible APD datasets by offering a greater diversity of scenes, varying personnel behaviors, flexible capture angles, differing capture height…”