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Protection Levels for Vision-Based Pose Estimation

Vision-based navigation complements Global Navigation Satellite Systems, but certification demands integrity guarantees that account for faulty measurements. Previous work presented a probabilistic computer vision pipeline for runway-based pose estimation with fault detection inspired by Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring. This work extends that framework by deriving protection levels, which provide probabilistic bounds on pose error that remain valid under undetected faults. We present an algorithm for computing protection levels for the nonlinear Perspective-$n$-Point problem applied to an aviation setting. The algorithm covers all six degrees of freedom of the aircraft pose (posi...

AuthorsOlivia Beyer Bruvik, Romeo Valentin, Marc R. Schlichting et al.
Primary categorycs.RO
Published9 August 2026
Last updated at source9 August 2026
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