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Journal Article
Design of a 3D High-Definition Map Visualizer for Pose Estimation and Autonomous Navigation in Dynamic Environments
2026
Overview
A high-definition (HD) map development framework providing real-time visualization of multimodal perception data for state estimation, motion planning, and decision-making in autonomous navigation is presented and experimentally validated. The proposed framework integrates synchronized visual and LiDAR data and generates consistent frame transformations to construct accurate and interpretable HD maps suitable for navigation in dynamic environments. In addition, the framework enables flexible customization of essential map elements, including road features and static landmarks, facilitating efficient map generation and visualization. Building upon the developed HD map visualizer, a semantic-aware visual odometry (VO)-based pose estimation module is designed and verified through extensive evaluations and under perceptually degraded conditions. To ensure the reliability of synchronized multimodal data used by downstream perception and pose estimation modules, a sensor health monitoring system is also developed and validated in urban canyon scenarios with intermittent or unavailable global navigation satellite system (GNSS) measurements. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed HD map visualizer and associated perception modules are transferable for autonomous navigation and can be effectively employed as benchmarking tools for state estimation and motion planning algorithms in autonomous driving.
Publisher
MDPI AG,Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute (MDPI)
