Post-Disaster Infrastructure Damage Image Annotation
Contributed to a structured image annotation initiative supporting computer vision models designed to assess infrastructure damage following natural disasters. Annotated aerial and satellite imagery across hurricane, flood, and storm-affected regions to improve AI-based damage classification systems used in disaster response and risk modeling. Primary responsibilities included: • Polygon segmentation of damaged residential and commercial structures • Bounding box annotation of partially collapsed buildings • Road obstruction detection (debris, flooding, structural failure) • Flood boundary marking across urban and semi-urban zones • Multi-class damage severity classification (No Damage / Minor / Moderate / Severe / Destroyed) Worked within standardized annotation guidelines to ensure consistent damage severity interpretation across image sets. Participated in: • Blind quality review cycles • Damage severity consistency scoring • Edge-case classification handling (roof discoloration vs structural damage, temporary flooding vs permanent damage) • Structured JSON output formatting compatible with computer vision training pipelines Demonstrated strong visual discrimination skills and consistency in high-variability post-disaster imagery.