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Assessing the Effect of Inclement Winter Weather on Automotive Lidars: Experimental Design
We describe an experimental design with the aim of assessing the effect of inclement winter weather on the range performance of automotive lidars. Falling snow and ice particles suspended in the air can cause clutter noise concentrated near the lidar sensor. It is clear that these conditions can red
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