Enhanced Berth Mapping and Clothoid Trajectory Prediction Aided Intelligent Underground Localization
Applied Sciences (Switzerland), ISSN: 2076-3417, Vol: 14, Issue: 12
2024
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In response to the widespread absence of global navigation satellite system (GNSS) signals in underground parking scenes, we propose a multimodal localization method that integrates enhanced berth mapping with Clothoid trajectory prediction, enabling high-precision localization for intelligent vehicles in underground parking environments. This method began by constructing a lightweight map based on the key berths. The map consisted of a series of discrete nodes, each encompassing three elements: holistic and local scene features extracted from an around-view image, and the global pose of the mapping vehicle calculated using the positions of the key berth’s corner points. An adaptive localization strategy was employed during the localization phase based on the trajectory prediction result. A progressive localization strategy, relying on multi-scale feature matching, was applied to the nodes within the map coverage range. Additionally, a compensation localization strategy that combined odometry with the prior pose was utilized for the nodes outside the map coverage range. The experiments conducted in two typical underground parking scenes demonstrated that the proposed method achieved a trajectory prediction accuracy of 40 cm, a nearest map search accuracy exceeding 92%, and a metric localization accuracy meeting the 30 cm standard. These results indicate that the proposed approach satisfies the high-precision, robust, real-time localization requirements for intelligent vehicles in underground parking scenes, while effectively reducing the map memory requirements.
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