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2018-09-19
A New Adaptive Tracking Algorithm for Near-Space Hypersonic Target
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Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, Vol. 73, 119-129, 2018
Abstract
Because of the maneuvering of hypersonic target, the tracking of near space hypersonic target is difficult. In this paper, a new adaptive tracking algorithm based on aerodynamic model and improved square root cubature kalman filter is proposed. The adaptive piecewise constant Jerk model, gives the acceleration recursive process based on the dynamic model. Considering the non-linear characteristic of the target state model and the observation model, the improved square-root cubature kalman filter is applied to estimate target state. The simulation results under different maneuvers conditions indicate that the proposed method has higher accuracy than original aerodynamic model. The research provides a feasible solution to the further improvement of the real time tracking accuracy of near space hypersonic target.
Citation
Xiangke Guo, Changyun Liu, Qiang Fu, and Gang Wang, "A New Adaptive Tracking Algorithm for Near-Space Hypersonic Target," Progress In Electromagnetics Research M, Vol. 73, 119-129, 2018.
doi:10.2528/PIERM18070102
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