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The Mobility Compass is an open tool for improving networking and interdisciplinary exchange within mobility and transport research. It enables cross-database search for cooperation and network partners and discovering of the research landscape.

The dashboard provides detailed information about the selected scientist, e.g. publications. The dashboard can be filtered and shows the relationship to co-authors in different diagrams. In addition, a link is provided to find contact information.

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  • 2018Semiautomatic training and evaluation of a learning-based vehicle make and model recognition systemcitations
  • 2018Conditional transfer with dense residual attention: synthesizing traffic signs from street-view imagerycitations
  • 2017Fast scene analysis for surveillance & video databasescitations
  • 2015Combined generation of road marking and road sign databases applied to consistency checking of pedestrian crossingscitations
  • 2015Free-space detection using online disparity-supervised color modelingcitations
  • 2015A vision-based approach for tramway rail extractioncitations
  • 2014Context-based object-of-interest detection for a generic traffic surveillance analysis systemcitations
  • 2014Extending the stixel world with online self-supervised color modeling for road-versus-obstacle segmentationcitations
  • 2014Optimal performance-efficiency trade-off for bag of words classification of road signscitations
  • 2014Mutation detection for inventories of traffic signs from street-level panoramic imagescitations
  • 2014Exploiting street-level panoramic images for large-scale automated surveying of traffic signcitations
  • 2013Robust classification system with reliability prediction for semi-automatic traffic-sign inventory systemscitations
  • 2012Large-scale classification of traffic signs under real-world conditionscitations
  • 2011Nighttime vision-based car detection and tracking for smart road lighting systemcitations

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  • Brouwers, Gmye Guido
  • Zwemer, Mh Matthijs
  • Wijnhoven, Rgj Rob
  • Boom, Bas
  • Sebastian, C. Clint
  • Uittenbogaard, Ries
  • Viiverberg, Julien
  • Javanbakhti, S. Solmaz
  • Zinger, S. Sveta
  • Bao, X. Xinfeng
  • Creusen, Im Ivo
  • Woudsma, Thomas
  • Hazelhoff, Lykele
  • Dubbelman, G. Gijs
  • Sanberg, Wp Willem
  • Jaspers, E.
  • Wouw, Dwjm Dennis Van De
  • Hazelhoff, L. Lykele
  • Shrestha, P. Prarthana
  • Matsiki, D. Dimitra
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Exploiting street-level panoramic images for large-scale automated surveying of traffic sign

  • With, Phn Peter De
  • Hazelhoff, L. Lykele
  • Creusen, Im Ivo
Abstract

Accurate and up-to-date inventories of traffic signs contribute to efficient road maintenance and a high road safety. This paper describes a system for the automated surveying of road signs from street-level images. This is an extremely challenging task, as the involved capturings are non-densely sampled, captured under a wide range of weather conditions and signs may be distorted. The described system is designed in a generic and learning-based fashion, which enables the recognition of different sign appearance classes with the same algorithms, based on class-specific training data. The system starts with detection of the signs visible within each image, using a detection cascade. Next, the 3D position of the signs that are detected consequently within consecutive capturings is calculated. Afterwards, each positioned road sign is classified to retrieve its sign type, thereby exploiting all detections used during positioning of the respective sign. The presented system is intended for large-scale application and currently supports 11 sign appearance classes, containing 176 different sign types. Performance evaluations conducted on a large, real-world dataset (68,010 images) show that our approach accurately positions 95.5 % of the 3,385 present signs, where 96.3 % of them are also correctly classified. Furthermore, our system localized 98.5 % of the signs in at least a single image. Our system design allows for appending a limited manual correction stage to attain a very high performance, so that sign inventories can be created cost effectively.

Topics
  • data
  • assessment
  • learning
  • algorithm
  • highway safety
  • street
  • positioning
  • data file
  • performance evaluation
  • position fixing
  • highway maintenance
  • system design
  • weather condition
  • manual
  • traffic sign

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