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  • 1Agency for Defense Development, Yuseong-gu Soonam-dong, Daejeon 34186, Korea. koyeun@gmail.com.

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A new algorithm improves radar track processing by balancing data across fusion nodes. The non-uniform fusion tree generation (NU-FTG) enhances the single integrated air picture (SIAP) creation process.

Keywords:
air surveillance systemdistributed information processingfusion treemulti-sensor trackingtrack fusiontwo-tier fusion process

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Area of Science:

  • Sensor Fusion
  • Data Processing
  • Network Engineering

Background:

  • Two-tier fusion processes create a single integrated air picture (SIAP) from multiple radar inputs.
  • Hierarchical fusion trees model the data flow from radars to a central server.
  • Balancing tracks across local fusion nodes can increase processed air track numbers.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce a non-uniform fusion tree generation (NU-FTG) algorithm for optimizing two-tier fusion processes.
  • To enhance the efficiency of creating a single integrated air picture (SIAP).
  • To improve the number of processed air tracks in a fusion system.

Main Methods:

  • Developed a non-uniform fusion tree generation (NU-FTG) algorithm based on a clustering approach.
  • Radar scoring is proportional to its tracks and neighbors' tracks, influencing local fusion node selection.
  • Algorithm executed independently by radars using neighbor information, requiring no prior setup.

Main Results:

  • The NU-FTG algorithm was evaluated using the OPNET network simulator.
  • Simulation results demonstrated superior performance compared to existing clustering methods.
  • The NU-FTG effectively balances tracks across local fusion nodes.

Conclusions:

  • The proposed NU-FTG algorithm enhances two-tier fusion processes by optimizing fusion tree structures.
  • This method improves the generation of a single integrated air picture (SIAP) with increased processed air tracks.
  • NU-FTG offers a flexible and effective approach without requiring predefined parameters.