Journal Article

·2023 OPEN ACCESS

DATASET FOR POSITIONING AND TRACKING CARS AND PEDESTRIANS FROM UAV IMAGERY AND STATIC LIDAR

Mert Gürtürk YTU , Andrea Masiero , Charles Toth , Paolo Dabove , Vincenzo Di Pietra , Antonio Vettore , Alberto Guarnieri , Francesco Mugnai , Metin Soycan YTU

˜The œinternational archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences/International archives of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences

Abstract

Abstract. The development of autonomous vehicles, both terrestrial and aerial ones (unmanned aerial system (UAS)), is causing the need of properly formulating appropriate solutions for ensuring a safe interaction between them, human beings and the infrastructures and environment in their operating area. To such aim, the knowledge of the positions of different platforms moving in the considered area is fundamental. GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) is by far the most used positioning technique in order to determine positions all over the world. Nevertheless, there are several conditions in which its use is unfortunately impossible or unreliable. Hence, different techniques, based on the use of sensors either mounted on the moving platforms or on an ad-hoc infrastructure, shall be used in order to determine the absolute and relative positions of the involved platforms. To this aim, this work proposes the use of vision, in particular from UAS imagery, static LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) and UWB (Ultra Wide-Band) transceivers, with initial encouraging results.

Keywords

GNSS applications Lidar Computer science Ranging Global Positioning System Real-time computing Remote sensing Computer vision Artificial intelligence Geography Telecommunications

Subject Areas

Remote Sensing and LiDAR Applications ·Environmental Engineering ·Physical Sciences
Robotics and Sensor-Based Localization ·Aerospace Engineering ·Physical Sciences
3D Surveying and Cultural Heritage ·Geology ·Physical Sciences

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