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Book cover of the doctoral thesis by Arsalan Haider: Modeling and Simulation of Automotive LiDAR and RADAR Sensors for Environmental Perception
Arsalan Haider

Modeling and Simulation of Automotive LiDAR and RADAR Sensors for Environmental Perception

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Editorial Program: TUM.UP-THESES
Subject: Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik
Language: Englisch
ISBN: 9783958841000
DOI: 10.14459/2025md1771395
Publication date: April 2026
1. Auflage
Description: 243 pages
Format: DIN A5
Price (print): 29,00 €
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Order print copy: Hugendubel, Lehmanns
About this book

This PhD thesis introduces methodologies for developing high-fidelity, tool-independent ray tracing-based RADAR and LiDAR sensor models for scenario-based testing. These models are created as functional mock-up units (FMUs) using the standardized open simulation interface (OSI) and functional mock-up interface (FMI), integrated into a co-simulation framework of commercial and open-source software, showcasing their performance and exchangeability without intellectual property (IP) infringement. The FMU models include the signal processing toolchain, address sensor imperfections, and consider environmental conditions. They are validated at the raw data level and the detection level.

 


 

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