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This page contains links to datasets generated by the GEINTRA research group:
In this page we will include software developed in the Group and made available to the community.
This software is a communications simulator in the field of the Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS). It is able to simulate and to measure the performance of different medium access control mechanisms (MAC), including Slotted-Aloha, RR-Aloha, and ENCCMA (author's proposal).
The simulation experiments can be performed considering a convoy of autonomous vehicles which follow a trajectory on a limited area. To guarantee the convoy stability, certain messages must be interchanged among the vehicles members of the convoy. In this point, the behaviour of different MAC proposal are measured in terms of throughput as each vehicle must be able to access the shared medium to achieve a successful transmission. To do that, the medium access control mechanism have to cope with collisions among vehicles and with external interferences.
The software is written in C# allows to modify several parameters as the number of vehicles, type of MAC, the way to divide the shared medium in different combinations of TDMA and FDMA, and the presence of interferences.
It also presents the evolution and the results of the experiment in screen and in *.csv files.
The development of this tool is related to the following technical papers, which should be cited in case you use the software:
Download: From GitHub
License: MIT
Contact: espinosa@depeca.uah.es
The GSMADC is a multimodal images database containing depth and infrared video-sequences, recorded
with an Intel Real Sense D435 camera. The dataset contains a total of 74 videos with an average length
of 40 seconds each. Those videos are equally divided into RGB and Infrared (IR) as the used camera
provides both RGB and IR recordings, which have been taken in different scenarios included in the cruise
ship.
The used camera (Intel Realsense D435) contains a low-power vision processor for real-time depth
sensing. An IR projector and a RGB module are also integrated, which allows the camera to output
the same video recorded in the two different formats (IR and RGB).
You can access full details on the dataset in the corresponding document.
To request a copy of the dataset, please contact Marta Marrón Romera at marta.marron@uah.es.
If you make use of this database and/or its related documentation, you are kindly requested to cite the paper:
The GEINTRA Multiple Actions Dataset in Cruises (GSMADC) Database (and accompanying files
and documentation) by Carlos Cob-Parro, Cristina Losada-Gutiérrez, Marta Marrón-Romera, Rodrigo
Antonio Vidal Pinto, Ignacio Bravo, Alfredo Gardel is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
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