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An advanced subway train localization system using a vision-based kilometer marker recognition-assisted multi-sensor fusion method

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Pages 622-650 | Received 04 Jul 2023, Accepted 02 Jan 2024, Published online: 31 Jan 2024
 

Abstract

To solve the high costs of the existing transponder/odometer-based wayside subway train localization method and the discontinuity of the GNSS-based subway train localization method in blocked GNSS environments, an advanced and alternative subway train localization system using the INS/Vision/ODO/MM fusion method is first proposed in this research. To evaluate the performance of the proposed INS/Vision/ODO/MM fusion method, a railway test was conducted on the Beijing Changping Line. The results show the proposed localization method can provide available and continuous 1-D positioning results with an accuracy of 10.82 m, which is a 52.71% improvement compared with the existing ATO. It also shows that the proposed vision-aided multi-sensor fusion method can be used as an alternative to the existing wayside-transponder-based localization system to provide navigation solutions for train safe operation without relying on wayside equipment and with low cost and easy maintenance.

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Data will be made available on request.

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