This paper investigates the path planning method of unmanned aerial vehicle(UAV)in threedimensional map.Firstly,in order to keep a safe distance between UAV and obstacles,the obstacle grid in the map is expanded.By us...This paper investigates the path planning method of unmanned aerial vehicle(UAV)in threedimensional map.Firstly,in order to keep a safe distance between UAV and obstacles,the obstacle grid in the map is expanded.By using the data structure of octree,the octree map is constructed,and the search nodes is significantly reduced.Then,the lazy theta*algorithm,including neighbor node search,line-of-sight algorithm and heuristics weight adjustment is improved.In the process of node search,UAV constraint conditions are considered to ensure the planned path is actually flyable.The redundant nodes are reduced by the line-of-sight algorithm through judging whether visible between two nodes.Heuristic weight adjustment strategy is employed to control the precision and speed of search.Finally,the simulation results show that the improved lazy theta*algorithm is suitable for path planning of UAV in complex environment with multi-constraints.The effectiveness and flight ability of the algorithm are verified by comparing experiments and real flight.展开更多
Edge detection is an image processing technique for finding the boundaries of objects within images. It is typically used to interpret gravity and magnetic data, and find the horizontal boundaries of geological bodies...Edge detection is an image processing technique for finding the boundaries of objects within images. It is typically used to interpret gravity and magnetic data, and find the horizontal boundaries of geological bodies. Large deviations between model and true edges are common because of the interference of depth and errors in computing the derivatives; thus, edge detection methods cannot provide information about the depth of the source. To simultaneously obtain the horizontal extent and depth of geophysical anomalies, we use normalized edge detection filters, which normalize the edge detection function at different depths, and the maxima that correspond to the location of the source. The errors between model and actual edges are minimized as the depth of the source decreases and the normalized edge detection method recognizes the extent of the source based on the maxima, allowing for reliable model results. We demonstrate the applicability of the normalized edge detection filters in defining the horizontal extent and depth using synthetic and actual aeromagnetic data.展开更多
基金supported in part by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant U2013201in part by the Key R & D projects (Social Development) in Jiangsu Province of China under Grant BE2020704
文摘This paper investigates the path planning method of unmanned aerial vehicle(UAV)in threedimensional map.Firstly,in order to keep a safe distance between UAV and obstacles,the obstacle grid in the map is expanded.By using the data structure of octree,the octree map is constructed,and the search nodes is significantly reduced.Then,the lazy theta*algorithm,including neighbor node search,line-of-sight algorithm and heuristics weight adjustment is improved.In the process of node search,UAV constraint conditions are considered to ensure the planned path is actually flyable.The redundant nodes are reduced by the line-of-sight algorithm through judging whether visible between two nodes.Heuristic weight adjustment strategy is employed to control the precision and speed of search.Finally,the simulation results show that the improved lazy theta*algorithm is suitable for path planning of UAV in complex environment with multi-constraints.The effectiveness and flight ability of the algorithm are verified by comparing experiments and real flight.
基金supported by the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation (No.2014M551188)the Deep Exploration in China Sinoprobe-09-01 (No.201011078)
文摘Edge detection is an image processing technique for finding the boundaries of objects within images. It is typically used to interpret gravity and magnetic data, and find the horizontal boundaries of geological bodies. Large deviations between model and true edges are common because of the interference of depth and errors in computing the derivatives; thus, edge detection methods cannot provide information about the depth of the source. To simultaneously obtain the horizontal extent and depth of geophysical anomalies, we use normalized edge detection filters, which normalize the edge detection function at different depths, and the maxima that correspond to the location of the source. The errors between model and actual edges are minimized as the depth of the source decreases and the normalized edge detection method recognizes the extent of the source based on the maxima, allowing for reliable model results. We demonstrate the applicability of the normalized edge detection filters in defining the horizontal extent and depth using synthetic and actual aeromagnetic data.
