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Cannot find dataset

Open npmhung opened this issue 4 years ago • 6 comments

Hi,

I'm really interested in your paper and would like to reproduce the results on SST and Traffic BJ dataset. However, I couldn't find them because the links are dead.

Do you still keep a copy of them?

Could you send me through my email ([email protected]) or uploaded in google drive for downloading?

npmhung avatar Jan 29 '21 07:01 npmhung

Hi @npmhung ,

You can find the Traffic BJ dataset from the MIM repository: https://github.com/Yunbo426/MIM I've just checked the Dropbox download link is correct.

And you can download SST data on this website: https://resources.marine.copernicus.eu/?option=com_csw&product_id=GLOBAL_ANALYSIS_FORECAST_PHY_001_024&view=details

Best Vincent

vincent-leguen avatar Jan 29 '21 20:01 vincent-leguen

Hi @vincent-leguen,

I have one more question about the Traffic BJ dataset.

In the Traffic BJ, each frame has 2 channels (inflow/outflow) of the traffic at a certain time. I wonder which channel you used to visualize in your paper?

Best, Hung

npmhung avatar Feb 01 '21 00:02 npmhung

Hi @npmhung , we visualize the first channel in our figures. Best, Vincent

vincent-leguen avatar Feb 01 '21 23:02 vincent-leguen

@vincent-leguen How to visualize the first channel ? I find the Traffic BJ dataset max_value is 1292. I have no idea about how to visualize it.

toddwyl avatar Apr 27 '21 04:04 toddwyl

@vincent-leguen How to visualize the first channel ? I find the Traffic BJ dataset max_value is 1292. I have no idea about how to visualize it.

OK,I know that you use the colormap to convert gray into color. Is it using the cv2.COLORMAP_VIRIDIS ?

toddwyl avatar Apr 27 '21 11:04 toddwyl

And you can download SST data on this website: https://resources.marine.copernicus.eu/?option=com_csw&product_id=GLOBAL_ANALYSIS_FORECAST_PHY_001_024&view=details

This links to a copernicus page with global forecast. Can you give any more data to reproduce the results in the paper? Which date, which variable, which prediction file, which lat lon area (they have 1/12 deg resolution and your input is 64x64)

paapu88 avatar Feb 22 '22 15:02 paapu88