Dagmar Steinhauser

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2018-2023
Publications (10 Years): 9

Top Topics

Pedestrian Tracking

Autonomous Driving

High Resolution

Grand Challenge

Top Venues

IEEE Trans. Intell. Veh.

Publications

Fatih Sezgin, Daniel Vriesman, Dagmar Steinhauser, Robert Lugner, Thomas Brandmeier
Safe Autonomous Driving in Adverse Weather: Sensor Evaluation and Performance Monitoring. CoRR (2023)
Fatih Sezgin, Daniel Vriesman, Dagmar Steinhauser, Robert Lugner, Thomas Brandmeier
Safe Autonomous Driving in Adverse Weather: Sensor Evaluation and Performance Monitoring. IV (2023)
Patrick Held, Dagmar Steinhauser, Andreas Koch, Thomas Brandmeier, Ulrich T. Schwarz
A Novel Approach for Model-Based Pedestrian Tracking Using Automotive Radar. IEEE Trans. Intell. Transp. Syst. 23 (7) (2022)
Alexander Kamann, Dagmar Steinhauser, Frank Gruson, Thomas Brandmeier, Ulrich T. Schwarz
Extended Object Tracking Using Spatially Resolved Micro-Doppler Signatures. IEEE Trans. Intell. Veh. 6 (3) (2021)
Daniel Vriesman, Bernhard Thoresz, Dagmar Steinhauser, Alessandro Zimmer, Alceu S. Britto Jr., Thomas Brandmeier
An Experimental Analysis of Rain Interference on Detection and Ranging Sensors. ITSC (2020)
Patrick Held, Dagmar Steinhauser, Alexander Kamann, Andreas Koch, Thomas Brandmeier, Ulrich T. Schwarz
Normalization of Micro-Doppler Spectra for Cyclists Using High-Resolution Projection Technique. ICVES (2019)
Dagmar Steinhauser, Patrick Held, Alexander Kamann, Andreas Koch, Thomas Brandmeier
Micro-Doppler Extraction of Pedestrian Limbs for High Resolution Automotive Radar. IV (2019)
Patrick Held, Dagmar Steinhauser, Alexander Kamann, Andreas Koch, Thomas Brandmeier, Ulrich T. Schwarz
Micro-Doppler Extraction of Bicycle Pedaling Movements Using Automotive Radar. IV (2019)
Patrick Held, Dagmar Steinhauser, Alexander Kamann, Thomas Holdgrün, Igor Doric, Andreas Koch, Thomas Brandmeier
Radar-Based Analysis of Pedestrian Micro-Doppler Signatures Using Motion Capture Sensors. Intelligent Vehicles Symposium (2018)