High-definition map

A high-definition map (HD map) is a highly accurate map used in autonomous driving,[1] containing details not normally present on traditional maps.[2][3] Such maps can be precise at a centimetre level.[2][4]

HD maps are often captured using an array of sensors, such as LiDARs, radars, digital cameras, and GPS.[2][5][6] HD maps can also be constructed using aerial imagery.[7][8]

High-definition maps for self-driving cars usually include map elements such as road shape, road marking, traffic signs, and barriers.[3][9] Maintaining high accuracy is one of the biggest challenges in building HD maps of real-world roads. With regard to accuracy, there are two main focus points that determine the quality of an HD map:

  • Global accuracy (positioning of a feature on the surface of the Earth)
  • Local accuracy (positioning of a feature in relation to road elements around it).

In areas with good GPS reception it is possible to achieve a global accuracy of less than 3 cm deviation using satellite signals and correction data from base stations.

In GPS-denied areas, however, inaccuracy rises with distance traveled through the area, being largest in its middle. This means that the maximum GPS error can be expressed as a percentage of the distance traveled through a GPS-denied area: this value is less than 0.5%.[10]

References
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  8. Zang, Andi; Xu, Runsheng; Li, Zichen; Doria, David (2017-11-07). "Lane boundary extraction from satellite imagery". Proceedings of the 1st ACM SIGSPATIAL Workshop on High-Precision Maps and Intelligent Applications for Autonomous Vehicles. AutonomousGIS '17. Redondo Beach California: ACM. pp. 1–8. arXiv:2002.02362. doi:10.1145/3149092.3149093. ISBN 978-1-4503-5497-4. S2CID 11512991.
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