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Looming aircraft threats: Shape-based passive ranging of aircraft from monocular vision

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Molloy, Timothy L.
Ford, Jason J.
Mejias, Luis

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Australasian Robotics and Automation Association

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This paper proposes new techniques for aircraft shape estimation, passive ranging, and shapeadaptive hidden Markov model filtering which are suitable for a monocular vision-based noncooperative collision avoidance system. Visionbased passive ranging is an important missing technology that could play a significant role in resolving the sense-and-avoid problem in unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs); a barrier hindering the wider adoption of UAVs for civilian applications. The feasibility of the proposed shape estimation, passive ranging and shape-adaptive filtering techniques is evaluated on flight test data.

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ACRA 2014 - Australasian Conference on Robotics and Automation 2014

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