Liang Zhang, Ziyu Lin, Chenyue Liu, Sai Ma, Zizhuo Teng, Enling Wu, Xingyu Jiao, Jiayi Song, Lihan Wang, Pingling Fang, Xin Zhang* (*Corresponding author)
We propose the first public SAR panoptic segmentation dataset, named PsSAR-v1.0. Derived from HRSID, this dataset contains 5604 high resolution SAR images and their corresponding annotationsfor panoptic segmentation tasks. Based on PsSAR-v1.0, we constructs a bench-mark and conducts evaluations on SOTA panoptic segmentation models.
| Benchmark Method | Backbone Network | Category | PQ(%) | SQ(%) | RQ(%) | Model Size | Latency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maskformer | ResNet-50 | Overall | 63.96 | 86.368 | 72.267 | 523MB | 0.2437s |
| Ship | 54.117 | 83.077 | 65.141 | ||||
| Land and Sea | 68.881 | 88.014 | 75.83 | ||||
| Panoptic FPN | ResNet-50+FPN | Overall | 66.427 | 85.415 | 75.749 | 350MB | 0.1622s |
| Ship | 66.482 | 83.440 | 79.677 | ||||
| Land and Sea | 66.400 | 86.403 | 73.786 | ||||
| ResNet-101+FPN | Overall | 67.864 | 85.847 | 77.160 | 495MB | 0.1205s | |
| Ship | 68.573 | 83.974 | 81.660 | ||||
| Land and Sea | 67.510 | 86.784 | 74.910 | ||||
| Mask2former | ResNet-50 | Overall | 68.783 | 88.235 | 76.866 | 595MB | 0.2256s |
| Ship | 62.692 | 82.694 | 75.813 | ||||
| Land and Sea | 71.829 | 91.006 | 77.392 | ||||
| ResNet-101 | Overall | 68.814 | 88.405 | 76.790 | 798MB | 0.2592s | |
| Ship | 62.797 | 82.844 | 75.801 | ||||
| Land and Sea | 71.822 | 91.186 | 77.285 | ||||
| Panoptic-DeepLab | ResNet-52-DC5 | Overall | 61.055 | 84.874 | 70.288 | 699MB | 0.0359s |
| Ship | 47.416 | 74.703 | 63.473 | ||||
| Land and Sea | 67.874 | 89.959 | 73.695 |
Please refer to Installation for the official installation guide of MMdetection.
Recommended Environment
- CUDA 12.1
- PyTorch 2.1.0
# Create a new conda environment
conda create -n pansar
conda activate pansarTo download PsSAR-v1.0, , please refer to PsSAR-v1.0.
The PsSAR-v1.0 dataset is derived from HRSID: A High-Resolution SAR Images Dataset for Ship Detection and Instance Segmentation (GPL-3.0 license). Modifications include the proposal of panoptic segmentation annotations to support panoptic segmentation tasks. The dataset is licensed under GPL-3.0. (See README_DATASET.md)
PsSAR-v1.0 follows the COCO panoptic segmentation standard.
Expected directory structure:
├── ps_sarship
├── train2017
├── val2017
└── annotations:
├── instances_train2017.json
├── instances_val2017.json
├── panoptic_train2017.json
├── panoptic_val2017.json
├── panoptic_val2017
└── panoptic_train2017PsSAR-v1.0 dataset is implemented with the Labelme tool. First, a polygon is constructed by taking the four corners of the image as key points to generate an initial mask for the sea area. Next, refined annotation is conducted on the land area to produce a land mask. The existing ship instance annotations from the HRSID dataset are directly adopted to form a set of ship masks. Finally, the land mask and all ship masks are subtracted from the initial sea mask to obtain the final sea mask.
The original JSON annotation files generated by Labelme are converted into a format compliant with the COCO panoptic segmentation annotation standard via the labelme_to_pan1.py.
Ensure that the PsSAR-v1.0 is fully downloaded and correctly organized as described in the previous section. Once prepared, you can proceed with the training instructions below.
conda activate pansar
cd mmdetection
# Start training
python tools/train.py configs/panoptic_fpn/panoptic-fpn_r50_fpn_1x_ship_1.py
# python tools/train.py ${CONFIG_FILE}| model | backbone network | config |
|---|---|---|
| Maskformer | resnet-50 | config |
| Panoptic FPN | resnet-50+FPN | config |
| resnet101+FPN | config | |
| Mask2former | resnet-50 | config |
| resnet-101 | config |
cd mmdetection
python tools/test.py \
${CONFIG_FILE} \
${CHECKPOINT_FILE} \
--eval ${EVAL_METRIC} We used the CocoPanopticMetric evaluation metric class built into the MMDetection framework, for evaluating the performance of PsSAR-v1.0.
# for evaluation
bash mmdet/evaluation/metrics/coco_panoptic_metric.pySincere acknowledgment to the amazing open-source community for their great contributions:
- MMDetection: for the excellent open source object detection toolbox.
- detectron2: for the state-of-the-art detection and segmentation algorithms.
- HRSID: PsSAR-v1.0 is built upon the HRSID dataset

