Real-time implementation of vision-based lane detection and tracking
This paper presents a real-time implementation on lane detection and tracking system in order to localize lane boundaries and estimate a linear-parabolic lane model. It is realized using TMS320DM642 DSP board. Video frame is first captured with CCD camera and stored in video port buffer. Next, input...
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| Format: | Conference Paper |
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2009
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/5336 |
| Summary: | This paper presents a real-time implementation on lane detection and tracking system in order to localize lane boundaries and estimate a linear-parabolic lane model. It is realized using TMS320DM642 DSP board. Video frame is first captured with CCD camera and stored in video port buffer. Next, input image is split into sky and road region with horizon localization. Lane analysis is applied on the road region to remove road pixels. Only lane markings are the interests for the lane detection process. Once lane boundaries are located, the possible edge pixels are scanned to continuously obtain the lane model. Linear-parabolic model is used to construct the geometry of the lane. The model parameters are updated with Kalman filtering. Video sequences are tested to verify the performance of the system and it has good performance. © 2009 IEEE. |
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