Journal article
Adaptive Source Localization Based Station Keeping of Autonomous Vehicles
S Guler, B Fidan, S Dasgupta, BDO Anderson, I Shames
IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control | IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC | Published : 2017
Abstract
We study the problem of driving a mobile sensory agent to a target whose location is specified only in terms of the distances to a set of sensor stations or beacons. The beacon positions are unknown, but the agent can continuously measure its distances to them as well as its own position. This problem has two particular applications: (1) capturing a target signal source whose distances to the beacons are measured by these beacons and broadcasted to a surveillance agent, (2) merging a single agent to an autonomous multi-agent system so that the new agent is positioned at desired distances from the existing agents. The problem is solved using an adaptive control framework integrating a paramet..
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Funding Acknowledgements
This work is supported by the Canadian NSERC Discovery Grant 116806. This work is supported in part by US NSF grants EPS-1101284, CNS-1329657, CCF-1302456, ONR grant N00014-13-1-0202 and under the Thousand Talents Program of the State and Shandong Province, administered by the Shandong Academy of Sciences, China. Recommended by Associate Editor D. Dochain.