Good off road video shot through the window?

I'm looking for an off road video for some automated driving research.
Ideally it would:

- be captured through the front window
- be a few minutes long (or separate videos combined)
- have mild terrain passable by a stock 4x4 sport utility (such as dirt
roads)

Any suggestions for AVI, MPG files etc found on the web?

"FlyingPolarBear" > wrote in message
om...
> I'm looking for an off road video for some automated driving research.
> Ideally it would:
>
> - be captured through the front window
> - be a few minutes long (or separate videos combined)
> - have mild terrain passable by a stock 4x4 sport utility (such as dirt
> roads)
>
> Any suggestions for AVI, MPG files etc found on the web?
>
>

It would probably be easier to make your own video. Video suitable for
automated obstacle and path recognition is far different from a video of
someone cruising down a trail with a handicam held onto a dash. Strap a
video camera to the front of a bicycle, dirt bike or ATV and ride down a
fire trail, through a forest or down a logging road.

Automated driving systems need a camera to be mounted in a consistent
location, it would be almost impossible to judge an obstacle if the camera
was constantly changing locations, angles and focus at random moments.

Sameer

"FlyingPolarBear" > wrote in message
om...
> I'm looking for an off road video for some automated driving research.
> Ideally it would:
>
> - be captured through the front window
> - be a few minutes long (or separate videos combined)
> - have mild terrain passable by a stock 4x4 sport utility (such as dirt
> roads)
>
> Any suggestions for AVI, MPG files etc found on the web?
>
>

It would probably be easier to make your own video. Video suitable for
automated obstacle and path recognition is far different from a video of
someone cruising down a trail with a handicam held onto a dash. Strap a
video camera to the front of a bicycle, dirt bike or ATV and ride down a
fire trail, through a forest or down a logging road.

Automated driving systems need a camera to be mounted in a consistent
location, it would be almost impossible to judge an obstacle if the camera
was constantly changing locations, angles and focus at random moments.

Sameer