Evolving a multisensor/multitarget surveillance processing architecture
Martin E. Liggins, James Llinas · 2003
The authors discuss an overall approach and some of the underlying assessments in formulating an adapting fusion processing architecture against targets in a cluttered background. This adaptive fusion process accommodates the realities of distinctions within the fundamental nature of data processing from a set of multispectral, yet similar function (commensurate) sensors and a set of multispectral multifunction sensors. The result is a hybrid architecture incorporating both centralized and distributed processing elements.>