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Application of Micro-accelerometer in Target Recognition

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conference contribution
posted on 2024-06-18, 01:01 authored by J Lan, S Nahavandi, T Lan
The paper presents a application method of detecting moving ground target based on micro accelerometer. Because vehicles moving over ground generate a succession of impacts, the soil disturbances propagate away from the source as seismic waves. Thus, we can detect moving ground vehicles by means of detecting seismic signals using a seismic transducer, and automatically classify and recognize them by data fusion method. The detection system on the basis of MEMS technology is small volume, light weight, low power, low cost and can work under poor circumstances. In order to recognize vehicle targets, seismic properties of typical vehicle targets are researched in the paper. A data fusion technique of artificial neural networks (ANN) is applied to recognition of seismic signals for vehicle targets. An improved back propagation (BP) algorithm and ANN architecture have been presented to improve learning speed. The improved BP algorithm had been used recognition of vehicle targets in the outdoor environment. Through experiments, it can be proven that target seismic properties acquired are correct, ANN data fusion is effective to solve the recognition problem of moving vehicle target, and the micro accelerometer can be used in target recognition.

History

Volume

5344

Pagination

175-182

Location

San Jose, California

Start date

2004-01-27

End date

2004-01-29

ISSN

0277-786X

Publication classification

EN.1 Other conference paper

Title of proceedings

Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering

Event

Micromachining and Microfabrication, 2004

Publisher

SPIE

Place of publication

[Bellingham, Wash.]

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