FireViewer Dataset Registry
A registry of three public FireViewer datasets: v1 and v2 fire/smoke detection corpora and measured spatial scenes. The v2 corpus distinguishes approved proposals, human corrections and a gold calibration holdout.
Open the public sourceA registry of three public FireViewer datasets: v1 and v2 fire/smoke detection corpora and measured spatial scenes. The v2 corpus distinguishes approved proposals, human corrections and a gold calibration holdout. This record belongs to the FireViewer ecosystem, with observation, provenance and interpretation limits kept explicit.
- Datasets
- 3
- Public
- 3
- Source
- Hugging Face
- Source
- Hugging Face
- Status
- Connected source
Documentation and scope
Structured content from the public source documentation.
Overview
A registry of three public FireViewer datasets: v1 and v2 fire/smoke detection corpora and measured spatial scenes. The v2 corpus distinguishes approved proposals, human corrections and a gold calibration holdout.
This record belongs to the FireViewer ecosystem, with observation, provenance and interpretation limits kept explicit.
Documented scope
- Fire/smoke detection corpus v1
- Measured spatial scenes v1
- V2 corpus: human annotations and approved proposals
- Gold holdout excluded from training
- Image provenance and licenses recorded per row; no blanket image license
- Publication provenance available in public audits
Place in the catalogue
FireViewer Dataset Registry combines 3 complementary sources in one record: 3 public and 0 private.
Provenance and limits
The information is linked to the stated public source. Metrics reflect a reference snapshot and may change between synchronizations.
A record traceable to its source
Editorial information, metadata and documentation remain connected to the original public repository.
- Public identifier
- FireViewer · 3 public sources
- Latest activity
- October 3, 2026
Every source consolidated in this record
Public sources remain individually accessible. Private components are named without exposing their repository, revision or content.