LiDAR multichannel spectral abnormal image recognition technology for transmission lines
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    The position and orientation system (POS) information of a target can be obtained through airborne laser radar (LiDAR) technology combined with the Global Positioning System, an inertial navigation system, and a laser range finder. The camera is chosen by calculating the minimum field of view resolution, pixel number, focal length, and other parameters. The LiDAR multichannel spectrum image recognition system is composed of the POS information acquisition system and the multispectral camera. The multichannel matching fusion method can produce ultraviolet, infrared, and color pictures. The elliptical shape can be fitted and parsed using the Hough transform method, the immune genetic snake model algorithm, and the least squares method, which can solve anomaly recognition problem in the insulator. The average failure detection resolution of LiDAR multi-channel spectral image anomaly recognition system is 82.4%, and it is higher than the average for copter and manual detection of 2405%. The proposed system is a highly efficient smart grid patrol screening method.

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REN Tian-Yu, DUANMU Qing-Duo, WU Bo-Qi, JIANG Hui-Lin, XU Jin-Kai, QIU Jin-Cai. LiDAR multichannel spectral abnormal image recognition technology for transmission lines[J]. Journal of Infrared and Millimeter Waves,2017,36(5):554~562

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  • Received:January 12,2017
  • Revised:April 17,2017
  • Adopted:April 20,2017
  • Online: November 29,2017
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