Short-Dwell Aerial Wave Sensing over Coastal Waters — raw flight video deposit (privacy-masked, analysis windows bit-identical)

Raw nadir drone video behind every number in Short-Dwell Aerial Wave Sensing over Coastal Waters: Feasibility, Observability, and Failure Modes (ECCV 2026, 2nd Workshop on Marine Vision). Five DJI flights on 2026-07-01 at Long Point, Ontario (Lake Erie) and the 2026-06-28 Port Dover app-cache recording, with their DJI .SRT telemetry sidecars. Frames outside each flight's consumed analysis envelope are replaced with black for privacy; the envelope itself is stream-copied, so every analysis window the release scripts read lands on pixels bit-identical to the camera originals (one exception, flight 0003 17.5–36 s, carries a blur box over the operator and is documented with its measured effect). DEPOSIT_README.md records the masking method, per-file envelopes and the verification performed; mask_*.json are the per-build mask records; SHA256SUMS covers every whole file. Flight 0001 (12.9 GB) is deposited as seven split -b 2000M pieces (.part00–.part06; cat them to restore the original byte-for-byte; SHA256SUMS.parts hashes each piece). Code, telemetry CSVs, per-window evaluation tables and the reproduction scripts that consume this deposit (WVIO_FLIGHTS=/path/to/deposit) are at https://github.com/jtstewar/short-dwell-wave-sensing.