Fusion technologies for drug interdiction

Proceedings of 1994 IEEE International Conference on MFI '94. Multisensor Fusion and Integration for Intelligent Systems Pub Date : 1994-10-02 DOI:10.1109/MFI.1994.398421

C. Chong, M. Liggins

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Data for drug interdiction comes from multiple sources including sensors such as radar and infrared and databases from law enforcement agencies and customs service. These sensors and sources are controlled by different government agencies and sometimes involve more than one country. In order to provide information for detection, tracking, intercept and apprehension, data from these disparate sources need to be fused. This paper describes a distributed architecture that can support fusion for drug interdiction and relevant fusion technologies. The architecture consists of multiple platforms/processing sites cooperating with each other. Each site has its own sensors or data sources and fuses (processes) the local data to perform its own functions. Since a single site may not have all the needed information to detect and track drug related traffic, different sites or platforms exchange data with each other to perform distributed fusion. Relevant fusion technologies for drug interdiction including all-source fusion, distributed fusion and sensor resource management are discussed.<>

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用于毒品拦截的融合技术

禁毒数据有多种来源，包括雷达和红外线等传感器以及执法机构和海关的数据库。这些传感器和来源由不同的政府机构控制，有时涉及多个国家。为了提供检测、跟踪、拦截和逮捕所需的信息，需要融合来自这些不同来源的数据。本文描述了一种支持毒品拦截融合的分布式架构和相关融合技术。该体系结构由多个相互协作的平台/处理站点组成。每个站点都有自己的传感器或数据源，并融合(处理)本地数据以执行自己的功能。由于单个站点可能没有检测和跟踪毒品相关流量所需的所有信息，因此不同站点或平台相互交换数据以执行分布式融合。讨论了禁毒领域的相关融合技术，包括全源融合、分布式融合和传感器资源管理。

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