This release contains the navigation trajectories and benchmark metadata used by VoLN-UAV. Simulator environments are distributed separately.
The release contains 2,190 source-route candidates from four environments. The canonical benchmark keeps 1,786 episodes after start/goal candidate deduplication. Source candidates are retained so that the released observations and benchmark construction remain independently inspectable.
The package provides:
source/frames/ in the full release.env package.source_root in the benchmark config to the unzipped source/ directory.python -m voln_uav.cli.build_benchmark --config <config.yaml> if the benchmark needs to be regenerated.The generated manifest.json contains the release summary and Hugging Face resource links.
If you find this dataset useful, please consider citing the VoLN paper.
The dataset is uploaded as independent ZIP shards under metadata/, train/, val/, and test/.
Each shard is below 5 GB. Extract metadata/VoLN-UAV-metadata.zip first, then extract the
split shards you need into the same directory so that paths such as
source/frames/<scene>/<trajectory>/<frame>.png match the JSONL metadata.
The train, validation, and test splits are episode-disjoint. The test split is held out on a separate scene, while train and validation may share scenes.
Use SHA256SUMS.txt to verify downloaded shards.
This release contains the navigation trajectories and benchmark metadata used by VoLN-UAV. Simulator environments are distributed separately.
The release contains 2,190 source-route candidates from four environments. The canonical benchmark keeps 1,786 episodes after start/goal candidate deduplication. Source candidates are retained so that the released observations and benchmark construction remain independently inspectable.
The package provides:
source/frames/ in the full release.env package.source_root in the benchmark config to the unzipped source/ directory.python -m voln_uav.cli.build_benchmark --config <config.yaml> if the benchmark needs to be regenerated.The generated manifest.json contains the release summary and Hugging Face resource links.
If you find this dataset useful, please consider citing the VoLN paper.
The dataset is uploaded as independent ZIP shards under metadata/, train/, val/, and test/.
Each shard is below 5 GB. Extract metadata/VoLN-UAV-metadata.zip first, then extract the
split shards you need into the same directory so that paths such as
source/frames/<scene>/<trajectory>/<frame>.png match the JSONL metadata.
The train, validation, and test splits are episode-disjoint. The test split is held out on a separate scene, while train and validation may share scenes.
Use SHA256SUMS.txt to verify downloaded shards.