Positioning and high definition (HD) mapping for autonomous vehicles
Positioning and high definition (HD) mapping for autonomous vehicles
批准号:
RTI-2019-00646
负责人:
Armenakis, Constadinos(Costas)
金额:
$10.93万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Research Tools and Instruments
财政年份:
2018
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2018-01-01 至 2019-12-31
中文摘要
为了支持自动驾驶汽车的发展,对高清(HD) 3D地图的需求正在上升。自动驾驶汽车将这些高清地图数据转换为有用的信息,如车辆定位和最佳路线选择。高清地图是由安装在移动地图系统上的各种传感器(例如激光扫描仪和光学相机)捕获的数据生成的。所要求的设备,包括全球导航卫星系统(GNSS)接收器、惯性测量单元(IMU)、机器人平台以及可见和距离传感器,代表了申请人收集必要数据的主要手段,以集成新的低成本传感器,机载无人移动平台,以有效地构建高详细和精确的地图。目前,申请人在约克大学或该地区无法使用此类设备。该设备对于支持申请人当前的研究项目至关重要,这些项目涉及无处不在的定位、机器人测绘和使用无人移动传感系统进行测绘的高清测绘等科学和工程挑战。技术演示的任何延迟不仅会增加拟议技术的上市时间,而且还会严重限制研究能力和HQP培训。该设备将极大地增强当前在定位、导航、机器人传感和测绘方面的地理信息学研究项目,特别是在受限的城市地区和室内环境中,对于申请人和系里以及整个大学的其他同事来说。该设备将用于开发有效的方法,用于构建集成外部和内部环境的精确3D地图,支持无缝3D建模和可视化,以及空间决策。无人驾驶移动传感平台将用于实时3D测绘、监测和验证,并实现态势感知和空间情报。高性能GNSS接收器和IMU将为测试新型低成本传感器、处理算法和精确自主导航应用的集成传感器解决方案提供参考位置轨迹。申请人是在定位技术、传感器开发与集成、无人机测绘平台、指挥与控制、高分辨率图像和距离数据三维测绘等领域经验丰富的研究人员。这种最先进的设备将扩大和加强申请人的研究能力,并将在导航和无人驾驶移动地图平台的前沿领域提供30多个HQP高水平培训。它将允许约克大学的研究人员与行业合作伙伴合作,通过实践研发活动和基于项目的计划,提供新颖的综合培训机会。随着我们的社会对移动电子设备、自动驾驶汽车、无人运输系统等导航需求的不断增长,这些HQP将继续保持高需求
英文摘要
Demand for high definition (HD) 3D maps is on the rise to support the advancement of autonomous driving vehicles. Autonomous vehicles convert this HD map data in useful information such as vehicle localization and optimal route selection. HD maps are generated from data captured by a wide range of sensors (e.g., laser scanners and optical cameras) mounted on mobile mapping systems. The requested equipment, Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) receivers, Inertial Measurement Units (IMU), robotic platforms, and visible, and range sensors, represents the applicants' primary means to collect the necessary data to integrate new, low-cost sensors on-board unmanned mobile platforms for the efficient construction of high detailed and accurate maps. Currently, no such equipment is available to the applicants for use at York University or the region. The equipment is critical in supporting the applicants' current research programs investigating scientific and engineering challenges in ubiquitous positioning, robotic mapping and HD mapping using unmanned mobile sensing systems for mapping. Any delay in technology demonstration would not only increase the time-to-market of the proposed technology but will also severely limit research abilities and HQP training. This equipment will greatly enhance current geomatics research programs in positioning, navigation, and robotic sensing and mapping, particularly in constrained urban areas and indoor environments for both the applicants and other colleagues in the department and across the University. The equipment will be used to develop efficient methods for constructing accurate 3D maps integrating exterior and interior environments, support seamless 3D modeling and visualization, and for spatial decision making. The unmanned mobile sensing platforms will be used for on-time 3D mapping, monitoring and verification and for achieving situational awareness and spatial intelligence. High-performance GNSS receivers and IMU will provide reference position trajectories for testing novel low-cost sensors, processing algorithms, and integrated sensor solutions for precise autonomous navigation applications. The applicants are experienced researchers in the fields of positioning technology, sensor development and integration, unmanned aerial mapping platforms, command and control, and 3D mapping from high resolution image and range data. This state-or-the art equipment will expand and strengthen the research capacity of the applicants and will provide over 30 HQP high level training in the leading-edge areas of navigation and unmanned mobile mapping platforms. It will allow York researchers to engage with industry partners to provide novel and integrated training opportunities with hands-on R&D activities and project-based programs. These HQP will continue to be in high demand as our society continues to grow in our need for navigation on mobile electronics, autonomous vehicles, unmanned delivery systems and more.**
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