Sensor planning: perception of intelligent nodes and network-centric warfare
Edward Dawidowicz, Alexander Meystel · Proceedings of SPIE, the International Society for Optical Engineering/Proceedings of SPIE · 2003
The sensory planning in terms of deployment, asset allocation and sensory interpretation remains a difficult set of problems. The critical areas, where sensors serve as replacement for human observers, require continuous coverage. Their placement, management, and information processing requires careful planning. The need for effective intelligent systems to addressing these problems is apparent. Such systems require Multi-Resolutional Decision Making to be effective. This paper will discuss the technology that brings pragmatic solutions under an umbrella of Intelligent Nodes concept.