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## Uses
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The model was specifically trained
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The Lidar HD is an ambitious initiative that aim to obtain a 3D description of the French territory by 2026.
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While the model could be applied to other types of point clouds, [Lidar HD](https://geoservices.ign.fr/lidarhd) data have specific geometric specifications. Furthermore, the training data was colorized
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with very-high-definition aerial images from the ([BD ORTHO®](https://geoservices.ign.fr/bdortho)), which have their own spatial and radiometric specifications. Consequently, the model's prediction would improve for aerial lidar point clouds with similar densities and colorimetries than the original ones.
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## Bias, Risks, Limitations and Recommendations
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This being said, while domain shifts are frequent for aerial imageries due to different acquisition conditions and downstream data processing,
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aerial lidar point clouds of comparable point densities (~40 pts/m²) are expected to have more consistent geometric characteristiques across spatial domains.
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## How to Get Started with the Model
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The model was specifically trained for the **semantic segmentation of aerial lidar point clouds from the Lidar HD program (2020-2025)**.
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**_Aerial Lidar scene understanding_**: the model is designed for the segmentation of aerial lidar point clouds into 7 classes: other | ground | vegetation | building | water | bridge | permanent structure.
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While the model could be applied to other types of point clouds (mobile, terrestrial), aerial lidar scanning has specific geometric specifications (occlusions, homogeneous densities, variable scanner angle...).
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Furthermore, the aerial images used for point cloud colorization (from the ([BD ORTHO®](https://geoservices.ign.fr/bdortho)), have their own spatial and radiometric specifications.
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Therefore, the model is best optimized for aerial lidar point clouds with similar densities and colorimetries than the original ones.
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## Bias, Risks, Limitations and Recommendations
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This being said, while domain shifts are frequent for aerial imageries due to different acquisition conditions and downstream data processing,
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aerial lidar point clouds of comparable point densities (~40 pts/m²) are expected to have more consistent geometric characteristiques across spatial domains.
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## How to Get Started with the Model
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