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Range and angle measurement errors may be correlated when centroid image processing is applied on radar images of extended targets. This paper describes how a model of the correlation between target heading and measurement error can be used to improve the accuracy of tracking filters. The performance of the presented tracking algorithms is tested using a trajectory generator based on jump Markov nonlinear...
The problem of single-sensor bearings-only tracking continues to present challenges to tracking algorithms, particularly in certain difficult scenarios such as ones with high bearing rates. In such scenarios, the performance of the recently introduced shifted Rayleigh filter (SRF) is compared with that of other techniques such as extended Kalman filter (EKF), unscented Kalman filter (UKF) and particle...
Energy based detection measures sensor received signal strength (RSS) transmitted from a target. In this paper, we propose a new approach for estimating a moving target trajectory over a sensor field via energy based detections as an alternative to trilateration positioning or nonlinear estimation. In 2D case, possible target locations described by a RSS ratio from two sensors are approximated using...
In this paper a hybrid Kalman filter is derived for the tracking of ground based targets. The propagation is performed using unscented Kalman filter equations, while the updates are performed using extended Kalman filter equations. The novel feature of this hybrid filter is that terrain information has been incorporated to improve the accuracy of state estimates. This information, termed trafficability,...
The exploitation of bistatic Doppler measurements for multistatic tracking is considered. It is found through simulation, that, while the velocity estimation of the standard extended Kalman filter is improved in monostotic situations and multistatic situations where measurement errors are small, a degradation in performance is observed in multistatic situations where the measurement errors are realistically...
This paper describes two tracking filters based on the use of kinematic information (velocity, acceleration), in addition to usual position measurements. This kinematic information allows for more advanced filtering methods, reducing error especially on maneuvers. In the paper we will show two different Kalman filter exploiting this information, and compare them with regards to accuracy, computational...
This paper addresses the problem of sensor management for a large network of agile sensors. Sensor management refers to the process of dynamically retasking agile sensors in response to an evolving environment. Sensors may be agile in a variety of ways, e.g., the ability to reposition, point an antenna, choose sensing mode, or waveform. The goal of sensor management in a large network is to choose...
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