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SDF 2017: Bonn, Germany
- Sensor Data Fusion: Trends, Solutions, Applications, SDF 2017, Bonn, Germany, October 10-12, 2017. IEEE 2017, ISBN 978-1-5386-3103-4
- Hoe Chee Lai, Rong Yang, Gee Wah Ng, Felix Govaers, Martin Ulmke, Wolfgang Koch:
Bearings-only tracking and Doppler-bearing tracking with inequality constraint. 1-6 - James A. Douthwaite, Allan De Freitas, Lyudmila S. Mihaylova:
An interval approach to multiple unmanned aerial vehicle collision avoidance. 1-8 - Sascha Graebenitz, Michael Mertens, Francesco Belfiori:
Sequential data fusion applied to a distributed radar, acoustic and visual sensor network. 1-6 - Martin Michaelis, Philipp Berthold, Daniel Meissner, Hans-Joachim Wuensche:
Heterogeneous multi-sensor fusion for extended objects in automotive scenarios using Gaussian processes and a GMPHD-filter. 1-6 - Hayder M. Amer
, Christos Tsotskas, Matthew B. Hawes, Patrizia Franco
A game theory approach for congestion control in vehicular ad hoc networks. 1-6 - Nikolai Kronenwett, Maxim Kohler, Jan Ruppelt, Gert F. Trommer:
Personal localization of task force members in urban environments. 1-6 - Umut Orguner
Approximate analytical solutions for the weight optimization problems of CI and ICI. 1-6 - Yifan Zhou, Simon Maskell:
Moving object detection using background subtraction for a moving camera with pronounced parallax. 1-6 - Chee-Yee Chong:
Forty years of distributed estimation: A review of noteworthy developments. 1-10 - Muhammad Altamash Khan, Allan De Freitas, Lyudmila Mihaylova, Martin Ulmke, Wolfgang Koch:
Bayesian processing of big data using log homotopy based particle flow filters. 1-6 - Christian Wöhler, Ole Schumann
Comparison of random forest and long short-term memory network performances in classification tasks using radar. 1-6 - Florian Particke, Markus Hiller
Multiple intention tracking by a generalizec potential field approach. 1-5 - Achim Kuwertz, Jennifer Sander, Uwe Pfirrmann, Sergius Dyck:
High-Level information management in joint ISR based on an object-oriented approach. 1-6 - Stefano P. Coraluppi, Craig A. Carthel, Alan S. Willsky:
Multi-Sensor tracking of move-stop-move targets. 1-6 - Roy L. Streit:
Analytic combinatorics in multiple object tracking. 1-6 - Philipp Berthold, Martin Michaelis, Thorsten Luettel, Daniel Meissner, Hans-Joachim Wuensche:
Radar reflection characteristics of vehicles for contour and feature estimation. 1-6 - Michael Ulrich, Florian Maile, Andreas Löcklin, Bin Yang, Bernhard Kleiner, Nils Ziegenspeck:
A model for improved association of radar and camera objects in an indoor environment. 1-6 - Jesús García, José Manuel Molina, Jorge Trincado, Jorge Sánchez:
Analysis of sensor data and estimation output with configurable UAV platforms. 1-6 - Christian Steffes, Wolfgang Konle, Wolfgang Koch:
TDOA/TOA-based geolocation using ADS-B transponder signals - Experimental results. 1-6 - Dietrich Fränken, Sebastian Woischneck:
Range/Doppler tracking with the Kalman filter and its relatives - A comparative study. 1-6 - Manuel Stuebler, Stephan Reuter, Klaus Dietmayer:
A continuously learning feature-based map using a bernoulli filtering approach. 1-6 - Josef Steinbaeck, Christian Steger
Next generation radar sensors in automotive sensor fusion systems. 1-6 - Sebastian Kram
Spatial interpolation of Wi-Fi RSS fingerprints using model-based universal kriging. 1-6
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