Laser radar echo signal Gaussian inflection point selection decomposition method
An echo signal and lidar technology, applied in radio wave measurement systems, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as numerical distortion and inappropriate decomposition of echo signals
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[0033] Taking the 16384 echo signal data of Issaquina County (34°07′, N, 88°28′, E), Mississippi, USA as an example, this example provides a Gaussian inflection point selection decomposition algorithm, including the following steps:
[0034] (1) Collect the full waveform lidar echo signal, for example, obtain it from the LVIS website https: / / lvis.gsfc.nasa.gov / Data / Maps / GEDI2019Map.html ;
[0035] (2) Preprocessing the data in step 1;
[0036] (2-1) Use the Savizkg-Golag algorithm to denoise the original data;
[0037] (2-2) Use the five-point cubic smoothing algorithm to smooth the original data;
[0038] (2-3) Calculate the average value of the first and last 10% sampling points of the original data as the background noise Noise;
[0039] (2-4) Use the following formula to calculate the threshold σ for iteration stop th :
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[0041] σ th =3σ n +Noise (3)
[0042] Y(t) is the original data, f(t) is the filtered sampling point data, and n is the number of...
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