Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: In this contribution,  propose multilayer adaptive Monte Carlo localization (ML-AMCL) in combination with 3D point registration algorithms as a GPS-independent framework for precise global vehicle pose estimation in challenging urban environments. Scans from a 3D LIDAR sensor are split into a set of horizontal layers which are then used for localization with separate instances of an AMCL algorithm. A consistency check is performed for the obtained pose estimates in every time step and feasible results are fused. It is shown, that ML-AMCL is superior to existing localization approaches and is ll suited as a prior for 3D point registration algorithms for the refinement of the pose estimate. Our key contributions are: i) proposal of ML-AMCL. ii) Incorporation of prior information from ML-AMCL into different pose refinement procedures, i.e. ICP variants and normal distribution transform (NDT), for precise vehicle localization. By means of experimental evaluation with a challenging real data set, performance of the reference localization system is verified. The proposed localization framework achieves a mean Euclidean measurement error of 0:2m under severe adverse environment conditions. The latter include high clutter densities in the sensor measurements and semi-static objects in the localization map.
['Jan Rohde', 'Inga Jatzkowski', 'Holger Mielenz', 'Johann Marius Zöllner']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Vehicle pose estimation in cluttered urban environments using multilayer adaptive Monte Carlo localization
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