Off-board augmented fusion for improved target detection and track

The development of a multiple platform distributed fusion capability offers the potential for effective data interchange linking multiple surveillance platforms and centers. Initial off-board derived data can provide the appropriate cues for sector prioritization and sensor resource management. The...

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Main Authors: Liggins, M.E., Bramson, A.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Drugs
Joining processes
Object detection
Resource management
Sensor fusion
Surveillance
Target tracking
Testing
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Summary:The development of a multiple platform distributed fusion capability offers the potential for effective data interchange linking multiple surveillance platforms and centers. Initial off-board derived data can provide the appropriate cues for sector prioritization and sensor resource management. The efficient correlation and fusion of surveillance data from multiple sources with sensors directly on the platform will provide increased situation awareness. This paper discusses a multiplatform distributed fusion architecture under development to provide enhanced cueing and sensor resource management. It shows the current status of ongoing testbed development activities that can be used to provide insight into the proposed architecture. An example is provided to correlate this research to the drug interdiction problem.< >
ISSN:1058-6393
2576-2303
DOI:10.1109/ACSSC.1993.342520