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Area of Science:

  • Maritime technology
  • Autonomous systems
  • Sensor fusion

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  • Single-modality sensors (AIS, radar, visible) have limitations for intelligent ship navigation.
  • Challenges include low sensor frequency, radar blind zones, and lack of depth information.
  • Accurate environment sensing is crucial for safe autonomous navigation.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose a multi-source data fusion framework integrating AIS, radar, and visible data.
  • To enhance sensing performance in complex marine environments and adverse weather.
  • To improve the accuracy and identity consistency of object detection and tracking.

Main Methods:

  • Developed a multi-stage detection and tracking method (MSTrack) with feedback loops.
  • Implemented a cascade association matching method for multi-source trajectory association.
  • Created the first multi-source fusion dataset for intelligent vessels (WHUT-MSFVessel).

Main Results:

  • MSTrack refines detections by feeding historical fusion results back to earlier stages.
  • Cascade association matching reduces errors from measurement noise and projection systems.
  • Achieved high MOTA scores (0.872 radar, 0.938 visible) and IDF1 scores (0.811, 0.929).
  • Fusion accuracy reached up to 0.9.

Conclusions:

  • Multi-source data fusion significantly improves sensing accuracy and tracking identity consistency.
  • The proposed framework provides comprehensive environmental perception for safer intelligent vessel navigation.
  • The WHUT-MSFVessel dataset facilitates further research in this domain.