I've been running the IFT-pipeline on a random sample of locations throughout the Arctic. I've run into lots of issues where the pipeline simply fails. Out of 189 cases, IFT-pipeline made it to the preprocessing step 148 times, and successfully made hdf5 files of the segmented image only 36 times (19% of the time).
There's some cases where it does an OK job, at least mainly finding sea ice floes. Case 007 below is about the best that the algorithm can do at the moment -- the segmented image mainly is showing identified floes aligned with real floes, albeit with a large negative area bias.
Case 022 is stranger: there appears to be an issue where occasionally the dilated landmask gets labeled as a floe. This happens in
12 out of the 36 completed runs, so it's a pretty common issue.
The land mask, for context:
The common issues show up all of our test regions, so I've attached a CSV with the specifications for the 21 Baffin Bay cases.
baffin_bay_100km_cases.csv
These cases were all run with the default settings of IFT.
I've been running the IFT-pipeline on a random sample of locations throughout the Arctic. I've run into lots of issues where the pipeline simply fails. Out of 189 cases, IFT-pipeline made it to the preprocessing step 148 times, and successfully made hdf5 files of the segmented image only 36 times (19% of the time).
There's some cases where it does an OK job, at least mainly finding sea ice floes. Case 007 below is about the best that the algorithm can do at the moment -- the segmented image mainly is showing identified floes aligned with real floes, albeit with a large negative area bias.
Case 022 is stranger: there appears to be an issue where occasionally the dilated landmask gets labeled as a floe. This happens in 12 out of the 36 completed runs, so it's a pretty common issue.
The land mask, for context:
The common issues show up all of our test regions, so I've attached a CSV with the specifications for the 21 Baffin Bay cases. baffin_bay_100km_cases.csv
These cases were all run with the default settings of IFT.