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TornadoNet: Real-Time Building Damage Detection with Ordinal Supervision

We present TornadoNet, a comprehensive benchmark for automated street-level building damage assessment evaluating how modern real-time object detection architectures and ordinal-aware supervision strategies perform under realistic post-disaster conditions. TornadoNet provides the first controlled benchmark demonstrating how architectural design and loss formulation jointly influence multi-level damage detection from street-view imagery, delivering methodological insights and deployable tools for disaster response. Using 3,333 high-resolution geotagged images and 8,890 annotated building instances from the 2021 Midwest tornado outbreak, we systematically compare CNN-based detectors from th...

AuthorsRobinson Umeike, Cuong Pham, Ryan Hausen et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published12 March 2026
Last updated at source12 March 2026
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