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pretty_name: MultiCameraDataset (CHIRLA subset)
license: cc-by-4.0
tags:
- multi-camera
- tracking
- person-reidentification
- mtmc
configs:
- config_name: videos
data_files:
- split: train_all
path: data/videos_train_all.parquet
- split: test_all
path: data/videos_test_all.parquet
MultiCameraDataset
A trimmed copy of the CHIRLA dataset, kept for building a multi-target multi-camera (MTMC) person tracking pipeline from scratch: raw videos plus full per-frame identity annotations. The Re-ID / tracking benchmark crops and their Parquet manifests from the original release were removed.
Original dataset: bdager/CHIRLA ·
Paper · Code ·
Project page. All credit for data collection and annotation goes to the
CHIRLA authors. Redistributed under CC BY 4.0; the only modifications are the removal of files and
renaming of : to - in file names (Windows compatibility).
Contents
| Path | Description |
|---|---|
videos/seq_XXX/camera_N_<timestamp>.avi |
70 videos (10 sequences × 7 cameras), 1080×720, 30 fps |
videos/metadata.parquet |
file_name, annotation_path, camera, seq |
annotations/seq_XXX/camera_N_<timestamp>.json |
Per-frame boxes: {"<frame>": [{"id": int, "BboxP": [x1,y1,x2,y2]}]} |
data/videos_{train,test}_all.parquet |
Official video-level split (train = seq_004, seq_026) |
filename_mapping.csv |
Original path (with :) ↔ path in this repo (with -) |
docs/ |
Floor plan with camera positions and a sample view per camera |
Notes:
- Frame keys in annotations start at 1.
- Person IDs are consistent across all cameras and all sequences (21 positive IDs).
- Paths inside the Parquet files still contain
:; applypath.replace(':', '-')before opening. - Cameras share a start timestamp per sequence, but frame counts differ by up to
60 frames (2 s). - Camera views barely overlap; there is no calibration or ground-plane homography.
Out-of-scope use
Do not use this data to surveil, identify, or track real people without their consent. 22 participants do not represent general demographics.
Citation
@article{dominguezdager2026chirla,
title = {CHIRLA: Comprehensive High-resolution Identification and Re-identification for Large-scale Analysis},
author = {Domínguez-Dager, Bessie and Escalona, Felix and Gomez-Donoso, Francisco and Cazorla, Miguel},
journal = {Scientific Data},
volume = {13},
pages = {109},
year = {2026},
doi = {10.1038/s41597-025-06425-3}
}