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      <title>Extracting Road Markings from Pointcloud Data</title>
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      <description>Preamble This is the first post in a series looking back at past projects I have done but not shared publicly or documented in any way.
This was a piece of work from 2019 with the goal of extracting road markings from geo-referenced pointclouds. For those that don’t know, a geo-referenced pointcloud is created by taking a LiDAR and putting it on some kind of a rover vehicle, then taking all the observations of the LiDAR that were taken in the moving vehicle reference frame and converting them into the global “static” reference frame.</description>
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