Data Fusion for Ground Moving Target Tracking

Koller, Jost; Ulmke, Martin

doi:10.1109/mfi.2006.265653

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“…Therefore, these have made the multi-sensor information fusion technology develop quickly [1][2]. In recent years, information fusion technology has developed with egregious speed, which extensively applied in many domains, including multi-objects detecting [3][4][5], identification [6][7][8], tracking [9][10][11] and the evaluation of battlefield scrutiny, situation and threaten, et al Meanwhile, information fusion has been gradually applied in other domains, such as intelligent vehicle, medical image treatment and diagnoses, weather forecast, earth science, agriculture, economy and commerce. Nowadays, information fusion plays more and more important role for data processing and information utilization.…”

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A novel approach to spatial data fusion based on Bayesian network

Huang

Wan

et al. 2008

SPIE Proceedings

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New technologies and automated systems (such as multi-sensor systems) allow us to collect and store a large amount of spatial data in a quite efficient and inexpensive way. Especially, the advent of remote sensing and GIS has great enhanced our capabilities to capture spatial data. However raw data are seldom useful without some kind of processing, it needs more powerful technologies to deal with the databases. Therefore, spatial data fusion and data mining have been used in this domain. They can improve the efficiency and accuracy of spatial information utilization. In this paper, we focused on how to fusion spatial data for decision making by learning Bayesian networks. A review is presented on spatial data fusion. We propose a method of spatial data fusion based on Bayesian networks, which is optimized by using the theory of Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO). And then we showed a case study for spatial data fusion based on the approach. The experimental results are given to illustrate the practical feasibility of the proposed technique. Eventually, we conclude with a summary and a statement of future work.

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