POSITION OPTIMIZATION OF COOPERATIVE ARRAYS OF ADAPTIVE GROUND UNATTENDED SENSORS

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  • P. Stodola

Abstract

The article is a summarization of the project on the topic "Position optimization of cooperative arrays of adaptive ground unattended sensors". The article deals with the problems of position optimization of unattended ground monitoring systems in the digitized area of interest. The main aim of the mentioned project is finding and checking general procedures and methods to solve this problem. In this article, the present state of solved problems is defined. In short, the article describes design and discussion of the basic principles, procedures and possibilities of this problem solution. Next, the article deals very shortly with sensors models and the possibilities and features of optimization methods used for this problem solution. Also the article pursues some other problems relating to the topic and simulation checking of gathered theoretical pieces of knowledge and conclusions. At the conclusion this article presents practical and theoretical results of the mentioned project and its contribution.

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04-03-2022

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Stodola, P. (2022). POSITION OPTIMIZATION OF COOPERATIVE ARRAYS OF ADAPTIVE GROUND UNATTENDED SENSORS. Advances in Military Technology, 2(2), 13–32. Retrieved from https://aimt.cz/index.php/aimt/article/view/1684

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Vol. 2 No. 2 (2007)

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Research Paper

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