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18 September 2003 Networked unattented ground sensors assesment
Julien Bouguereau, Christian Gattefin, Gilles Dupuy
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Abstract
Within the framework of the NATO AC 323 / RTO TG 25 group, relating to advanced concepts of acoustic and seismic technology for military applications, Technical Establishment of Bourges welcomed and organized a joint campaign of experiment intending to demonstrate the interest of a networked unattented ground sensors for vehicles detection and tracking in an area defense context. Having reminded the principle of vehicles tracking, this paper describes the progress of the test campaign and details particularly sensors and participants deployment, the solution of interoperability chosen by the group and the instrumentation used to acquire, network, process and publish in real-time data available during the test: meteorological data, trajectography data and targets detection reports data. Finally, some results of the campaign are presented.
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Julien Bouguereau, Christian Gattefin, and Gilles Dupuy "Networked unattented ground sensors assesment", Proc. SPIE 5090, Unattended Ground Sensor Technologies and Applications V, (18 September 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.493059
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Unattended ground sensors

Acoustics

Data acquisition

Sensor networks

Target detection

Defense and security

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