Tracking Moving Target on Airport Surface Based on Variable-Structure IMM Algorithm

Shu Li Gong; Xu Hui Wang; Sheng Guo Huang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.459.603

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Tracking Moving Target on Airport Surface Based on Variable-Structure IMM Algorithm

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In order to track the moving target precisely on the airport surface, the Variable Structure Interacting Multiple Model Algorithm (VS-IMM) is applied to realize the Surface Movement Radar (SMR) tracking of target. Firstly, according to the actual movement of aircraft, the paper establishes a constant acceleration motion model, constant turn motion model and constant velocity motion model. Then, the VS-IMM algorithm is applied to the airport surface movement target tracking. Finally, VS-IMM is compared with IMM. Simulation results show that VS-IMM algorithm is more reliable than IMM algorithm on tracking of moving target on airport surface

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 459)

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Shu Li Gong, Xu Hui Wang, Sheng Guo Huang

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Airport Map Information, Target Tracking, Variable Structure Interacting Multiple Model (VS-IMM)

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