Abstract
Abstract
Aiming at the problem of detection and location of magnetic targets in water beach, the acoustic magnetic composite detection method is studied. After the sonar obtains the image of the suspicious object in the target area, the magnetic target recognition and location are realized by using the abnormal magnetic field distribution data near the target area measured by the shipborne magnetic sensor and the multi-sensor information fusion method. A target recognition and location method based on a priori information is proposed to solve the problem that the measurement results of magnetic sensor can not fully reflect the influence of ferromagnetic target on the surrounding magnetic field due to terrain constraints. In order to make up for this lack of information, taking the sonar measurement results as a priori information, the hypothesis test method is adopted to make full use of all the measurement results of different types of sensors to realize the recognition and positioning of magnetic targets.
Subject
General Physics and Astronomy
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