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Formation control with collision avoidance
IEEE Conference on Decision and Control and European Control Conference, 2011We present a formation flight control strategy featuring a collision avoidance scheme. The control algorithm is based on a Sliding Mode controller. The controller sliding surfaces account for aircraft maneuvering limitations, restricting the required velocities to a feasible set.
Ricardo Bencatel +3 more
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Collision avoidance passive sonar
Proceedings of the Eighth ACM International Conference on Underwater Networks and Systems - WUWNet '13, 2013Modems for underwater acoustic communications (acomms) have become nearly as much of a commodity technology as underwater releases or transponder systems. Modems today are at a similar stage as were mobile phones perhaps 15 years ago -- basic communications devices.
Dale Green, Steven J. McManus
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Distributed reactive collision avoidance
Autonomous Robots, 2012The work contained in this paper concerns a novel approach to the n-vehicle collision avoidance problem. The vehicle model used here allows for three-dimensional movement and represents a wide range of vehicles. The algorithm works in conjunction with any desired controller to guarantee all vehicles remain free of collisions while attempting to follow ...
Emmett Lalish, Kristi A. Morgansen
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Generalized reciprocal collision avoidance
The International Journal of Robotics Research, 2015Reciprocal collision avoidance has become a popular area of research over recent years. Approaches have been developed for a variety of dynamic systems ranging from single integrators to car-like, differential-drive, and arbitrary, linear equations of motion. In this paper, we present two contributions.
Daman Bareiss, Jur van den Berg
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National Civic Review, 1967
AbstractFord calls for clear but fluid definitions of relations between government and business.
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AbstractFord calls for clear but fluid definitions of relations between government and business.
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The complexity of routing with collision avoidance
Journal of Computer and System Sciences, 2019zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Till Fluschnik +2 more
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Collision avoidance for nonrigid objects
Zeitschrift für Operations Research, 1988The path existence problem and the collision detection problem for time-varying objects in a geometric scene are discussed. For a large class of spherical nonrigid objects, exact solutions of the path existence problem are developed based on decomposition techniques and graph traversal.
Stephan Abramowski, Heinrich Müller
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Collision Avoidance Trajectory for an Ekranoplan
AIAA Atmospheric Flight Mechanics Conference, 2009The risk of collision is one of the crucial aspects for the applications of Ekranoplans in civil transportation. In fact, the extremely low flight altitude of these aircraft increases dramatically the chances of interference between their flight path and the multitude of obstacles populating the surrounding area.
CIARCIA', M, GRILLO, Caterina
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Collision avoidance dynamics for optimal impulsive collision avoidance maneuvers
2017 8th International Conference on Recent Advances in Space Technologies (RAST), 2017This paper describes a method to calculate the optimal impulsive maneuver to avoid the collisions using Simplified General Perturbation 4 (SGP4) and Two Line Element (TLE). It also presents a rigorous analysis of the method to investigate the relative dynamics of the two colliding space objects assuming the encounter is instantaneous.
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Modelling free flight with collision avoidance
Proceedings Seventh IEEE International Conference on Engineering of Complex Computer Systems, 2002Free jlight has been proposed as a future alternative to the current policy in Air Trafic Management (ATM) where aircraft follow predefined corridors. In free Pight pilots can choose their own optimal routes, altitudes and velocities but are also responsible for the safe and fair resolution of trajectory conjlicts. This would require a safe distributed
Massink M, De Francesco N
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