2019
DOI: 10.1049/iet-rsn.2018.5359
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Train distance and speed estimation using multi sensor data fusion

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“…The 5G urban component sensor sensing node is the most basic element in the wireless sensor network system. It usually has the function of sensing and detecting certain spatial parameters, temporary storage and calculation of data, and wireless communication, and it is powered by the battery of each node [21]. Data fusion is based on the sampled data from multiple sensors, and the data is integrated and calculated to obtain the final result [22].…”
Section: Mathematical Model Of Data Fusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The 5G urban component sensor sensing node is the most basic element in the wireless sensor network system. It usually has the function of sensing and detecting certain spatial parameters, temporary storage and calculation of data, and wireless communication, and it is powered by the battery of each node [21]. Data fusion is based on the sampled data from multiple sensors, and the data is integrated and calculated to obtain the final result [22].…”
Section: Mathematical Model Of Data Fusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Multisensor fusion technology utilizes multiple sensor resources to integrate redundant multisensor information in time and space, while eliminating errors or unreliable information, so as to obtain a consistent description or explanation of the object described. As a result, the sensor system has better performance than a system composed of various subsets [16].…”
Section: Features Of Multisensor Information Fusionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the high-speed railway network becomes denser and the number of trains running on the network increases, the safety of high-speed trains has become an issue of great concern [1,2]. There is a requirement for real-time, continuous, accurate, and reliable navigation information for the operation control system to control, schedule, and monitor train movements [1,3,4]. In tunnels, the GNSS signal is lost and there is a lack of other available information, which presents a challenge to these navigation systems [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%