In many surveillance problems the observed objects are so closely spaced that they cannot always be resolved by the sensor(s). Typical examples for partially unresolved measurements are the surveillance of aircraft in formation, and convoy tracking for ground surveillance. Ignoring the limited sensor resolution in a tracking system may lead to degraded tracking performance, in particular unwanted track-losses. In this paper, we further discuss a recently presented extension of the resolution model by Koch and van Keuk to the case of arbitrary object numbers, and it is shown how that model can be incorporated into the Joint Probabilistic Data Association Filter (JPDAF). Further, through simulations of a ground target tracking scenario, it is...
Tracking multiple targets in a dense environment where there is a high density of false alarms has r...
In this article we show that traditional tracking algorithms should be adjusted when the objective i...
In this article we show that traditional tracking algorithms should be adjusted when the objective i...
In many surveillance problems the observedobjects are so closely spaced that they cannot always be r...
In many surveillance problems the observed objects are so closely spaced that they cannot always be ...
The problem of limited sensor resolution, although usually ignored in targettracking, occurs in mult...
In many surveillance problems the observed objects are so closely spaced that they cannot always be ...
The problem of limited sensor resolution, although usually ignored in target tracking, occurs in mul...
In many surveillance problems the observed objects are so closely spaced that they cannot always be ...
In many surveillance problems the observed objects are so closely spaced that they cannot always be ...
Abstract In the design of target tracking algorithms, the aspect of sensor resolution is rarely cons...
In the design of target tracking algorithms, the aspect of sensor resolution is rarely considered. I...
In the design of target tracking algorithms, the aspect of sensor resolution is rarely considered. I...
In the design of target tracking algorithms, the aspect of sensor resolution is rarely considered. I...
Extended target tracking estimates the centroid and shape of the target in space and time. In variou...
Tracking multiple targets in a dense environment where there is a high density of false alarms has r...
In this article we show that traditional tracking algorithms should be adjusted when the objective i...
In this article we show that traditional tracking algorithms should be adjusted when the objective i...
In many surveillance problems the observedobjects are so closely spaced that they cannot always be r...
In many surveillance problems the observed objects are so closely spaced that they cannot always be ...
The problem of limited sensor resolution, although usually ignored in targettracking, occurs in mult...
In many surveillance problems the observed objects are so closely spaced that they cannot always be ...
The problem of limited sensor resolution, although usually ignored in target tracking, occurs in mul...
In many surveillance problems the observed objects are so closely spaced that they cannot always be ...
In many surveillance problems the observed objects are so closely spaced that they cannot always be ...
Abstract In the design of target tracking algorithms, the aspect of sensor resolution is rarely cons...
In the design of target tracking algorithms, the aspect of sensor resolution is rarely considered. I...
In the design of target tracking algorithms, the aspect of sensor resolution is rarely considered. I...
In the design of target tracking algorithms, the aspect of sensor resolution is rarely considered. I...
Extended target tracking estimates the centroid and shape of the target in space and time. In variou...
Tracking multiple targets in a dense environment where there is a high density of false alarms has r...
In this article we show that traditional tracking algorithms should be adjusted when the objective i...
In this article we show that traditional tracking algorithms should be adjusted when the objective i...