Information Analysis In Air Defence Surveillance In Connection With The NCW Progress
Petr Vobecký, Miroslav Krátký
Abstract
The contemporary radar data processing methods are not sufficient enough for demands
of air defence fire units for the enemy aircraft goal analysis and the target pointing aberration
measurement. This paper analyses new possibilities of radar data processing in connection with the
Network Centric Warfare progress.
Keywords
Air defence surveillance, primary surveillance radar, secondary surveillance radar,
passive surveillance system, visual observer, radar data fusion, target pointing aberration, radar
data delay, information analysis, stereoscopic projection, primary information source, complementary
information source.
Full paper 2007-12-21 07:14
The Use Of Case-Based Reasoning To Robot Navigation
Jaroslav Hodál, Jiří Dvořák
Abstract
In this paper we deal with possible uses of case-based reasoning methods to improve autonomous mobile robot navigation. We describe CBR approaches to both levels of navigation, global and local, but the main attention is focused on a path planning problem. The aim of path planning is to search for paths between two points without collisions with known obstacles. At the same time, the length, difficulty and risk of paths need to be minimized. The verified paths are stored in a case base along with information about their properties. When proposing a path, first of all, the most similar already used paths are found. Then they are adapted to the new problem definition. When no sufficiently resembling paths are found, other methods are used to search for paths.
Keywords
Mobile robot, robot navigation, path planning, case-based reasoning, case graph
Full paper 2007-12-11 07:58