自动传感器管理:挑战和解决方案

Tanja Y. C. van Valkenburg-van Haarst, Wilbert van Norden, F. Bolderheij
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由于技术的进步和政治环境的变化,传感器管理变得越来越知识密集型。然而,在海军舰艇上,我们看到可用知识的减少,无论是定量的还是定性的。这种日益增长的差异推动了对传感器管理自动化的需求。由于传感器部署的目标是相对于任务有一个完整和准确的操作图像,我们提出了一个三阶段传感器管理器,其中传感器任务请求是基于(预期)对象属性的不确定性生成的。这些任务被分配给可用的和合适的传感器,这些传感器又会根据手头的任务进行微调。当试图减少分类解决方案中的不确定性时,必须首先定义分类过程实际上是如何工作的。我们还讨论了为什么分类过程也需要自动化,并展示了这种分类算法在未来最有可能如何工作。
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Automatic sensor management: challenges and solutions
Due to technical advances and the changing political environment sensor management has become increasingly knowledge intensive. Aboard navy ships however, we see a decrease of available knowledge, both quantitative and qualitative. This growing discrepancy drives the need for automation of sensor management. Since the goal of sensor deployment is to have a complete and accurate operational picture relative to the mission we propose a three-stage sensor manager, where sensor task requests are generated based on the uncertainty in the (expected) objects' attributes. These tasks are assigned to available and suited sensors, which in turn are fine-tuned for the task at hand. When trying to reduce the uncertainty in the classification solution one must first define how the classification process actually works. We discuss why the classification process needs to be automated as well and show how such classification algorithms will most likely work in the future.
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