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    • Procesamiento de señales

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    • El LiDAR de forma de onda completa es crucial para la cartografía topográfica, forestal y urbana detallada.
    • Los métodos de descomposición existentes tienen dificultades con las formas de eco asimétricas y la dispersión variada, lo que genera errores de descomposición.

    Objetivo del estudio:

    • Desarrollar un método de Descomposición Gaussiana Asimétrica Adaptativa (AAGD) para la descomposición precisa de ecos LiDAR de forma de onda completa.
    • Superar las limitaciones de los modelos asimétricos simétricos y de parámetros fijos en escenarios complejos.

    Principales métodos:

    • Se estableció una relación lineal entre el factor de ensanchamiento y la relación de desviación estándar.
    • Se desarrolló un mecanismo adaptativo de ajuste de parámetros para los parámetros de forma del eco.
    • Se integró la optimización de Levenberg-Marquardt (LM) para el ajuste dinámico de parámetros.

    Principales resultados:

    • AAGD logró una precisión de detección del 96,08 % en datos simulados, reduciendo la sobredescomposición al 0,40 % y la subdescomposición al 3,52 %.
    • En datos del Global Ecosystem Dynamics Investigation (GEDI), AAGD redujo el error cuadrático medio (RMSE) entre un 18,08 % y un 41,34 % en comparación con los métodos existentes.

    Conclusiones:

    • AAGD demuestra un rendimiento superior en la descomposición de ecos LiDAR complejos en diversas condiciones de dispersión.
    • El método garantiza la precisión matemática y la coherencia física, mejorando la calidad de la nube de puntos y la extracción de características.