An improved model for estimating the meteorological visibility from a road surface luminance curve

S Lenor, B Jähne, S Weber, U Stopper - Pattern Recognition: 35th German …, 2013 - Springer
S Lenor, B Jähne, S Weber, U Stopper
Pattern Recognition: 35th German Conference, GCPR 2013, Saarbrücken, Germany …, 2013Springer
Hautière et al.[8] presented a model to describe the road surface luminance curve. Fitting
this model to the reality allowed them to measure atmospheric parameters and, in turn, the
meteorological visibility. We introduce a more complex and appropriate model based on the
theory of radiative transfer. Through modeling the inscattered light by Koschmieder's Law
and assuming a simple scene geometry we can find a correspondence between the
extinction coefficient of the atmosphere and the inflection point of the luminance curve …
Abstract
Hautière et al. [8] presented a model to describe the road surface luminance curve. Fitting this model to the reality allowed them to measure atmospheric parameters and, in turn, the meteorological visibility. We introduce a more complex and appropriate model based on the theory of radiative transfer. Through modeling the inscattered light by Koschmieder’s Law and assuming a simple scene geometry we can find a correspondence between the extinction coefficient of the atmosphere and the inflection point of the luminance curve. Contrary to the work of Hautière et al., this relation cannot be formulated explicitly. Nevertheless an approach based on look-up tables allows us to utilize the improved model for a low-cost algorithm.
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