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19 May 2005 Urban reconnaissance with an ultra high resolution ground vehicle mounted laser radar (Invited Paper)
Ryan A. Morrison, Jeffrey T. Turner, Mike Barwick, G. Mike Hardaway
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Abstract
The Urban Recon Advanced Concepts Technology Demonstration (ACTD) has integrated a high rate 3-D laser scanner with an Inertial Navigation System (INS). The moving vehicle LIDAR sensors capture the entire street-level scene in 3-D including people, cars, building windows, doorways, and the entire gamut of urban clutter. The vehicle can travel at speeds of 20-30 mph collecting 5cm - 10cm resolution 3-D point cloud data of the street-level scene. The system collects below-the-roofline data as a vehicle moves down the street at a rate of 250,000 points per second. Data must not only be collected at a high rate of speed, but the data must rapidly be processed and ready for visualization and analysis to be useful. Software has been created, extended or integrated to support the collection, processing and visualization of these data. The hardware and software which Urban Recon has assembled and integrated will be examined.
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Ryan A. Morrison, Jeffrey T. Turner, Mike Barwick, and G. Mike Hardaway "Urban reconnaissance with an ultra high resolution ground vehicle mounted laser radar (Invited Paper)", Proc. SPIE 5791, Laser Radar Technology and Applications X, (19 May 2005); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.609678
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

LIDAR

Visualization

Global Positioning System

Clouds

Visual analytics

3D visualizations

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