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Continuous swarm surveillance via distributed priority maps

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posted on 2024-07-13, 07:57 authored by David Howden
With recent and ongoing improvements to unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) endurance and availability, they are in a unique position to provide long term surveillance in risky environments. This paper presents a swarm intelligence algorithm for executing an exhaustive and persistent search of a non-trivial area of interest using a decentralized UAV swarm without long range communication. The algorithm allows for an environment containing arbitrary arrangements of no-fly zones, non-uniform levels of priority and dynamic priority changes in response to target acquisition or external commands. Performance is quantitatively analysed via comparative simulation with another leading algorithm of its class.

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9783642104268

Journal title

Lecture notes in computer science: Artificial life: borrowing from biology: 4th Australian Conference on Artificial Life (ACAL 2009), Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 01-04 December 2009 / Kevin Korb, Marcus Randall and Tim Hendtlass (eds.)

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Artificial life: borrowing from biology: 4th Australian Conference on Artificial Life ACAL 2009, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 01-04 December 2009 / Kevin Korb, Marcus Randall and Tim Hendtlass eds.

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5865

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10 pp

Publisher

Springer

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Copyright © 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg. The accepted manuscript is reproduced in accordance with the copyright policy of the publisher. The definitive publication is available at www.springerlink.com.

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eng

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