2013
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-40246-3_7
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Wrong Roadway Detection for Multi-lane Roads

Abstract: The paper contributes to the detection of driving on the wrong side of the road by addressing in particular multi-lane road situations. We suggest a solution using video data of a single camera only for identifying the current lane of the ego-vehicle. GPS data are used for knowing defined constraints on driving directions for the current road.

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“…The proposed approach can be integrated into multi-lane detection applications such as, for example, wrong-lane detections as discussed in [28]. The proposed approach supports in its current implementation the processing of about 16 frames per second.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The proposed approach can be integrated into multi-lane detection applications such as, for example, wrong-lane detections as discussed in [28]. The proposed approach supports in its current implementation the processing of about 16 frames per second.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Video 4 shows changes in width of lanes, varying shadows, and also noisy edges. Used additional data: Furthermore, additionally to those four data sequences we performed extensive tests on other data sets such as provided by [7] (Georgia Tech data, recorded in the USA), night-time data provided by Daimler A.G. (see acknowledgement; the data were recorded in Germany and are not publicly available), data recorded in Auckland, New Zealand, for [28], and data of Set 10 on [10] (recorded near Hiroshima, Japan, at day and night, also in the rain). The sequences contain challenging situations for lane detections as already listed above in Section 1.…”
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“…Methods as described in References 78-80 address multilane detection. Lane confidence measures can be used to weight-detected lanes for producing stable detections (81).…”
Section: Wrong Lane Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%