yousefAlmashakbeh/middle-east-urban-infrastructure-dataset
Middle East Urban Infrastructure Dataset Road Damage, Cracks & Building Defects — Jordan Dataset Description High-quality, labeled images of urban infrastructure damage collected on the ground in Jordan, Middle East. This geography is significantly underrepresented in most global AI training datasets. Collected and labeled by a PhD Civil Engineer using a custom deep learning model trained on civil engineering standards. What Is… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/yousefAlmashakbeh/middle-east-urban-infrastructure-dataset.
Middle East Urban Infrastructure Dataset
Road Damage, Cracks & Building Defects — Jordan
Dataset Description
High-quality, labeled images of urban infrastructure damage collected on the ground in Jordan, Middle East. This geography is significantly underrepresented in most global AI training datasets.
Collected and labeled by a PhD Civil Engineer using a custom deep learning model trained on civil engineering standards.
What Is Included
- Road surface damage: cracks, potholes, deterioration
- Building and structural defects: wall cracks, concrete damage
- Construction site conditions
- Urban infrastructure conditions
Data Specifications
- Annotation formats: YOLO, COCO, Pascal VOC
- GPS coordinates included for each image
- Resolution: minimum 1080p
- Quality controlled by a PhD Civil Engineer
Why This Data Is Unique
- Jordan and MENA region road conditions differ significantly from European or North American environments
- Arabic road markings and Middle Eastern urban layouts
- Desert climate surface conditions
- Not crowdsourced — collected and verified by a civil engineering expert
Custom Collection Available
We collect data on demand — specific categories, annotation formats, volume, and geographic coverage as required.
Contact: hu-infrastructure-cracks.org
Citation
If you use this dataset, please cite: Dr. Yousef Almashakbeh, Almashakbeh Smart Infrastructure Solutions, Universidad de Granada, Jordan/Spain, 2026.
License
CC BY 4.0 — Free to use with attribution