Publications by authors named "Razvan-Catalin Miclea"
Article Synopsis
- Mobile natural phenomena like fog, rain, snow, haze, and sun glare create visibility issues that pose dangers for drivers, especially in autonomous vehicles.
- The effects of fog significantly reduce contrast and color visibility, while rain and glare can also cause hazardous driving conditions, making speed choices critical.
- The paper reviews recent scientific literature over the past decade, focusing on various methods such as image processing and sensor systems, aimed at improving visibility and safety in adverse weather, particularly emphasizing the dangers of fog.
Visibility is a critical factor for transportation, even if we refer to air, water, or ground transportation. The biggest trend in the automotive industry is autonomous driving, the number of autonomous vehicles will increase exponentially, prompting changes in the industry and user segment. Unfortunately, these vehicles still have some drawbacks and one, always in attention and topical, will be treated in this paper-visibility distance issue in bad weather conditions, particularly in fog.
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