Network Of Remote Sensors for Magnetic Detection

Sheinker, Arie; Salomonski, Nizan; Ginzburg, Boris; Shkalim, Ariel; Frumkis, Lev; Kaplan, B.Z.

doi:10.1109/itre.2006.381534

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“…Among them, the so-called Euler deconvolution method [19,22] is one of the most elegant approaches, since the dipole is localized irrespective of its posture. Orientation tracking and moving direction identification [23][24][25][26] are another important research fields which can be potential technologies for intelligent transportation system [27] and intrusion detect system [28]. However, the prerequisite that regards the model as a magnetic dipole is that the characteristic size of magnetic object could be ignored comparing to the distance between magnetic sensors and the object.…”

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Automatic Search Algorithms for Near-Field Ferromagnetic Targets Based on Magnetic Anomaly Detection

Zhang

Wang

Lin

et al. 2018

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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For searching and detecting near-field unknown ferromagnetic targets, four automatic search algorithms are proposed based on magnetic anomaly information from any position on planes or in space. Firstly, gradient search algorithms and enhanced gradient search algorithms are deduced using magnetic modulus anomaly information and magnetic vector anomaly information. In each algorithm, there are plane search forms and space search forms considering different practical search situations. Then the magnetic anomaly space data of typical magnetic source of oblique magnetization are forwardly simulated by ANSYS MAXWELL software. The plane distributions of some variables are numerically computed and the search destinations of different algorithms are predicted. Four automatic search algorithms are applied to simulate search paths on three characteristic orthogonal planes and in whole solution space. The factor affecting the performance of algorithms is analyzed. Features of each algorithm in different conditions are analyzed and suitable applications are discussed and verified by the experiment. The results show that proposed search algorithms require few prior information and have real-time performance for searching and tracking magnetic anomaly target.

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