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22. Imageless Shape Detection Using a Millimeter-Wave Dynamic Antenna Array and Noise Illumination D. Chen et al.
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28. Climate Interprets Saturation Value Variations Better Than Soil and Topography in Estimating Oak Forest Aboveground Biomass Using Landsat 8 OLI Imagery Y. Wu et al.
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30. Bioinspired Autonomous Visual Vertical Control of a Quadrotor Unmanned Aerial Vehicle M. Alkowatly et al.
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32. A High-Throughput Photon Processing Technique for Range Extension of SPAD-Based LiDAR Receivers S. Patanwala et al.
33. High Fidelity Physics Simulation-Based Convolutional Neural Network for Automotive Radar Target Classification Using Micro-Doppler U. Chipengo et al.
34. Full physics simulation of terrain‐adaptive 77 GHz automotive radar for early pedestrian detection U. Chipengo
35. Simultaneous nonlinear wavelength and mode conversion for high-brightness blue sources R. Lindberg et al.
36. A Survey of Autonomous Driving: Common Practices and Emerging Technologies E. Yurtsever et al.
37. Time domain analysis of photon scattering and Huygens-Fresnel back projection M. Laurenzis & F. Christnacher
38. Research Advances and Challenges of Autonomous and Connected Ground Vehicles A. Eskandarian et al.
39. Decision-Making of automated vehicles under diverse risky pedestrian crossing behaviors X. Chen & H. Wang
40. An adaptive system for autonomous driving M. Zimmermann & F. Wotawa
41. Perception Enhancement and Improving Driving Context Recognition of an Autonomous Vehicle Using UAVs A. Khezaz et al.
42. Heterogeneous Traffic Flow Detection Using CAV-Based Sensor With I-GAIN B. Gong et al.
43. High Fidelity Physics Simulation of 128 Channel MIMO Sensor for 77GHz Automotive Radar U. Chipengo et al.
44. Feasibility of Hyperspectral Single Photon Lidar for Robust Autonomous Vehicle Perception J. Taher et al.
45. A review of optical beam steering technologies in LiDAR photonic chips S. Kavitha & M. Baskaran
46. Comparative Analysis of Following Distances in Different Adaptive Cruise Control Systems at Steady Speeds D. Mohammed & B. Horváth
47. 3DRUDAT: 3D Robust Unambiguous Doppler Beam Sharpening Using Adaptive Threshold for Forward-Looking Region S. Yuan et al.
48. Generations of chaos-modulated pulses based on a gain-switched semiconductor laser subject to delay-synchronized optical feedback for pulsed chaos lidar applications H. Tsay et al.
49. Performance and Challenges of 3D Object Detection Methods in Complex Scenes for Autonomous Driving K. Wang et al.
50. Physical model of snow precipitation interaction with a 3D lidar scanner G. Roy et al.
51. Reliability and test effort analysis of multi-sensor driver assistance systems F. Bock et al.
52. Millimeter-Wave Technology for Automotive Radar Sensors in the 77 GHz Frequency Band J. Hasch et al.
53. Lens Antenna for Wide Angle Beam Scanning at 79 GHz for Automotive Short Range Radar Applications M. Saleem et al.
54. An Overview of Lidar Imaging Systems for Autonomous Vehicles S. Royo & M. Ballesta-Garcia
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56. Design of Null-Filling Antenna for Automotive Radar Using the Genetic Algorithm . Dong-Hun Shin et al.
57. Evaluating the Impact of Human-Driven and Autonomous Vehicles in Adverse Weather Conditions Using a Verkehr in Städten—SIMulationsmodell (VISSIM) and Surrogate Safety Assessment Model (SSAM) T. Ahmed et al.
58. Generating and Detecting Solvable Chaos at Radio Frequencies with Consideration to Multi-User Ranging A. Beal et al.
59. Automotive Three-Dimensional Vision Through a Single-Photon Counting SPAD Camera D. Bronzi et al.
60. A 140-GHz FMCW TX/RX-Antenna-Sharing Transceiver With Low-Inherent-Loss Duplexing and Adaptive Self-Interference Cancellation X. Chen et al.
61. Characterization of Millimeter-Wave Wideband FMCW Signals Based on a Precisely Synchronized NVNA for Automotive Radar Applications Y. Zhang et al.
62. Comparison of Adaptive Spectral Estimation for Vehicle Speed Measurement with Radar Sensors K. Shariff et al.
63. Polarization Splitting Grating Coupler for Optical Antenna of LiDARs Consisting of Two Gratings Coupling Light in a Perfectly Vertical Direction T. Shimogaki et al.
64. Learning to see through the haze: Multi-sensor learning-fusion System for Vulnerable Traffic Participant Detection in Fog G. Broughton et al.
65. Dual matched filter for FMCW lidar: Enabling better range and velocity measurements P. Zhang & M. Chen
66. Enhancement of slope efficiency of a dually modulated photonic-crystal surface-emitting laser over a wide range of emission angles by introducing a backside reflector K. Ishizaki et al.
67. High-peak-power short-pulse operation of modulated PCSELs emitting structured light by introducing saturable absorber R. Sakata et al.
68. Can the Perception Data of Autonomous Vehicles Be Used to Replace Mobile Mapping Surveys?—A Case Study Surveying Roadside City Trees E. Hyyppä et al.
69. RADARODO: Ego-Motion Estimation From Doppler and Spatial Data in RADAR Images C. Monaco & S. Brennan
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71. Accelerated Augmented Reality Holographic 4k Video Projections Based on Lidar Point Clouds for Automotive Head‐Up Displays J. Skirnewskaja et al.
72. Sensor systems for autonomous vehicles: functionality and reliability challenges in adverse environmental conditions M. Kumar et al.
73. Automotive radars: A review of signal processing techniques S. Patole et al.
74. Platform for evaluating sensors and human detection in autonomous mowing operations P. Christiansen et al.
75. Real-Time LiDAR Signal Augmentation for Testing and Evaluation of Autonomous Systems in Virtual Adverse Weather S. Hwang et al.
76. AI-Powered CPS-Enabled Vulnerable-User-Aware Urban Transportation Digital Twin: Methods and Applications Y. Fu et al.
77. Translate patent vacancies into human-readable texts: Identifying technology opportunities with text embedding inversion S. Lee et al.
78. High-Sensitivity Focus-Induced Photoresponse in Amorphous Silicon Photodiodes for Enhanced Three-Dimensional Imaging Sensors M. Müller et al.
79. Space control law design in adaptive cruise control vehicles using model predictive control J. Marzbanrad & N. Karimian
80. A strategy for avoiding collisions between heavy goods vehicles and cyclists Y. Jia & D. Cebon
81. 77-GHz Automotive Radar Sensor System With Antenna Integrated Package K. Chang et al.
82. Low-THz Transmission Through Water-Containing Contaminants on Antenna Radome F. Norouzian et al.
83. High-Power 1.5 μm Tapered Distributed Bragg Reflector Laser Diodes for Eye-Safe LIDAR A. Aho et al.
84. Graphene-Based Optoelectronic Mixer Device for Time-of-Flight Distance Measurements for Enhanced 3D Imaging Applications P. Kienitz et al.
85. Imageless Contraband Detection Using a Millimeter-Wave Dynamic Antenna Array via Spatial Fourier Domain Sampling D. Chen et al.
86. Coherent Random-Modulated Continuous-Wave LiDAR Based on Phase-Coded Subcarrier Modulation Z. Xu et al.
87. High-resolution random-modulation cw lidar X. Ai et al.
88. Joint spatial profile and frequency conversion of an LP07-fiber mode towards the blue spectral region R. Lindberg et al.
89. High Fidelity Physics-Based Simulation of a 512-Channel 4D-Radar Sensor for Automotive Applications U. Chipengo
90. Photonic-crystal surface-emitting lasers with modulated photonic crystals enabling 2D beam scanning and various beam pattern emission R. Sakata et al.
91. xLSTM-Based Noise-Robust Driving Characteristic I nference N etwork for V 2I S ystems S. Park et al.
92. Phase-change material based external cavity laser for frequency modulated continuous wave LiDAR Y. Liang et al.
93. Experimental Analysis of Sensor’s Performance Degradation Under Adverse Weather Conditions J. Heo et al.
94. A MEMS Optical Phased Array Based on Pitch Tunable Silicon Micromirrors for LiDAR Scanners T. Mohammad et al.
95. An Automotive LiDAR Performance Test Method in Dynamic Driving Conditions J. Park et al.
96. Experimental Study of Simultaneous Velocity and Distance Measurement Near Air/Sea Surface Based on 632 nm Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave Laser X. Zhang et al.
97. Virtual sensor models for real-time applications N. Hirsenkorn et al.
98. Application of DBF in 77GHz Automotive Millimeter-wave Radar Z. Ji & X. Zhu
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100. Autonomous Navigation in Inclement Weather Based on a Localizing Ground Penetrating Radar T. Ort et al.
101. 100 MHz frequency-spacing switchable single-dual-frequency laser based on MXene QDs and a phase-shifted FBG W. Qiao & Z. Feng
102. An Overview of Autonomous Vehicles Sensors and Their Vulnerability to Weather Conditions J. Vargas et al.
103. Lidar-radar for underwater target detection using a modulated sub-nanosecond Q-switched laser G. Li et al.
104. Photonically synchronized large aperture radar for autonomous driving S. Preussler et al.
105. Non-mechanical three-dimensional LiDAR system based on flash and beam-scanning dually modulated photonic crystal lasers M. De Zoysa et al.
106. Advanced Multi-Modal Sensor Fusion System for Detecting Falling Humans: Quantitative Evaluation for Enhanced Vehicle Safety N. Barua & M. Hitosugi
107. Mutual Interferences of a True-Random LiDAR With Other LiDAR Signals I. Hwang & C. Lee
108. Frequency-Modulated Continuous-Wave Coherent Lidar With Downlink Communications Capability Z. Xu et al.
109. Research on a mmWave Beam-Prediction Algorithm with Situational Awareness Based on Deep Learning for Intelligent Transportation Systems J. Liang et al.
110. Photonic Components for Signal Generation and Distribution for Large Aperture Radar in Autonomous Driving S. Preussler et al.
111. Knowledge-Based Approach for the Perception Enhancement of a Vehicle A. Khezaz et al.
112. MiHazeFree3D: 3D Bounding Box Prediction for Vehicles and Pedestrians in Fog and Low-Light Conditions H. Regmi et al.
113. Range Estimation of a Moving Target Using Ultrasound Differential Zadoff–Chu Codes M. AlSharif et al.
114. MEMS-based lidar for autonomous driving H. Yoo et al.
115. Architecture and Potential of Connected and Autonomous Vehicles M. Pipicelli et al.
116. FPMIMO: A General MIMO Structure With Overlapping Subarrays for Various Radar Applications S. Tahcfulloh & G. Hendrantoro
117. Beat signal enhancement algorithm for frequency modulated continuous wave lidar based on phase reversal and frequency complementarity P. Zhang & M. Chen
118. Compact Non-Mechanical Three-Dimensional Lidar System Based on Flash and Beam-Scanning Dually Modulated Photonic Crystal Lasers M. DE ZOYSA et al.
119. Autonomous vehicle perception: The technology of today and tomorrow J. Van Brummelen et al.
120. Predicting the Influence of Rain on LIDAR in ADAS C. Goodin et al.
121. A CDMA Modulation Technique for Automotive Time-of-Flight LiDAR Systems T. Fersch et al.
122. Passive spectral sensing and localization using interfering automotive FMCW radar signals L. Rienessl et al.
123. Survey on Ranging Sensors and Cooperative Techniques for Relative Positioning of Vehicles F. De Ponte Müller
124. Amorphous silicon intrinsic photomixing detector for optical ranging A. Bablich et al.
125. Microwave Photonic Imaging Radar With a Sub-Centimeter-Level Resolution C. Ma et al.
126. Lane detection technique based on perspective transformation and histogram analysis for self-driving cars R. Muthalagu et al.
127. A review on pavement data acquisition and analytics tools using autonomous vehicles C. Abdollahi et al.
128. Modeling and Experiment Verification of Transmissivity of Low-THz Radar Signal Through Vehicle Infrastructure Y. Xiao et al.
129. Toward Performing Image Classification and Object Detection With Convolutional Neural Networks in Autonomous Driving Systems: A Survey T. Turay & T. Vladimirova
130. Multiposture leg tracking for temporarily vision restricted environments based on fusion of laser and radar sensor data N. Mandischer et al.
131. A Study on Recent Developments and Issues with Obstacle Detection Systems for Automated Vehicles X. Yu & M. Marinov
132. Full Physics Simulation Study of Guardrail Radar-Returns for 77 GHz Automotive Radar Systems U. Chipengo
133. Terahertz master-oscillator power-amplifier quantum cascade laser with two-dimensional controllable emission direction G. Liu et al.
134. Classification of Automotive Targets Using Inverse Synthetic Aperture Radar Images N. Pandey & S. Ram