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Hedgementation = Hedgerow Segmentation: A Remote Sensing Benchmark

We propose Hedgementation: a new benchmark to evaluate machine learning models for hedgerow mapping from remote sensing data at country scale and 10m$^2$ spatial resolution. We combine and harmonize multiple remote sensing data products and ground truth labels sourced from a hedgerow inventory in France. We measure the ability of three baseline models to generalize across spatial distance, and across climatic zones, a more explicitly challenging task. Our benchmark tests both supervised and self-supervised learning approaches for remote sensing, applied to tracking fine-scale features of high agricultural importance. The code to reproduce the benchmark and baselines results is available a...

AuthorsNathan Senyard, Salem Hamdani, Astrid Zhang et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published22 June 2026
Last updated at source22 June 2026
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