In this paper, we introduce Slope-Track. Slope-Track is a novel multiple object tracking (MOT) dataset designed to reflect the complexities of real ski slope environments. The dataset has over 96,000 frames collected from 10 different ski resorts under various weather and visibility conditions. Slope-Track addresses significant challenges in slope monitoring, including small object sizes, occlusions, fast and irregular motion, and low appearance consistency. It is densely annotated with bounding boxes and object identities, facilitating the evaluation of detection and tracking algorithms. We analyze the dataset’s characteristics comparing it to the existing MOT datasets. The results demonstrate that Slope-Track encapsulates a combination of challenges found in other datasets. Additionally, we benchmark a range of existing tracking algorithms and propose a new module that improves motion-based association by dealing with the specific shape of trajectories along ski slopes. Our results demonstrate that incorporating appearance features can have a mixed impact, depending on how they are used within each tracking algorithm. In contrast, motion-based methods and spatial association strategies show more reliable performance. Overall, we provide a challenging benchmark for evaluating and improving multi-object tracking systems in real-world outdoor environments. The dataset and code can be found at https://slopetrack.github.io/.
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