Camera Sensor System Decomposition for Implementation and Comparison of Physical Sensor Models

Mohr, Marcel; Padilla, Gustavo Garcia; Däne, Kai-Uwe; D’hondt, Thomas

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“…Each of these effects describes a modelable property of a sensor. An exemplary functional decomposition is presented for radar in [ 20 ], for lidar in [ 21 ], and for camera in [ 22 ]. The first sensor effect receives input information from the virtual vehicle environment (labeled

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Section: Configurable Sensor Model Templatementioning

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Configurable Sensor Model Architecture for the Development of Automated Driving Systems

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Schlager

Muckenhuber

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Sensors

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Sensor models provide the required environmental perception information for the development and testing of automated driving systems in virtual vehicle environments. In this article, a configurable sensor model architecture is introduced. Based on methods of model-based systems engineering (MBSE) and functional decomposition, this approach supports a flexible and continuous way to use sensor models in automotive development. Modeled sensor effects, representing single-sensor properties, are combined to an overall sensor behavior. This improves reusability and enables adaptation to specific requirements of the development. Finally, a first practical application of the configurable sensor model architecture is demonstrated, using two exemplary sensor effects: the geometric field of view (FoV) and the object-dependent FoV.

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Section: Configurable Sensor Model Templatementioning

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Configurable Sensor Model Architecture for the Development of Automated Driving Systems

Schmidt

Schlager

Muckenhuber

et al. 2021

Sensors

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“…Functional decomposition is used to break down an overall sensor behavior into individually modelable effects and separate model development from parameterization effort [11]. A functional decomposition for perception sensors can be performed as shown by Holder et al on radar [12], by Rosenberger et al on lidar [13] and by Mohr et al on camera [14]. They introduce functional blocks and interfaces to model a sensor type specific signal processing chain.…”

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Towards Serious Perception Sensor Simulation for Safety Validation of Automated Driving - A Collaborative Method to Specify Sensor Models

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Rosenberger

Schmidt

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2021 IEEE International Intelligent Transportation Systems Conference (ITSC)

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Perception sensor modeling is essential for the safety validation of automated driving systems in virtual environments. Nevertheless, the community lacks a methodical approach to derive requirements for such sensor models that enables a serious application for safety validation in the first place. This article provides a method to specify sensor models for the environmental perception of automated driving systems.The key of the approach is a collaborative collection of causeeffect chains as the basis for specification. With this collection at hand, a tabular form is introduced to extract the relevance of the effect chains to be modeled. Combined profound expert assessments in the table enable the test engineer to specify sensor models within a traceable decision-making process.This work received funding from SET Level and VVM of the PEGASUS project family, promoted by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy based on a decision of the Deutsche Bundestag.

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Camera Sensor System Decomposition for Implementation and Comparison of Physical Sensor Models

Cited by 2 publications

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Configurable Sensor Model Architecture for the Development of Automated Driving Systems

Configurable Sensor Model Architecture for the Development of Automated Driving Systems

Towards Serious Perception Sensor Simulation for Safety Validation of Automated Driving - A Collaborative Method to Specify Sensor Models

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