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Tracking and Sensor Data Fusion

Methodological Framework and Selected Applications

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Overview

  • Provides a self-contained, unified introduction to Bayesian sensor data fusion
  • Covers comprehensively methodological aspects not covered by other textbooks
  • Discusses advanced application examples from different areas not covered by other textbooks
  • A guide to the latest research literature for graduate students, researchers, and practitioners
  • Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras

Part of the book series: Mathematical Engineering (MATHENGIN)

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Table of contents (10 chapters)

  1. Sensor Data Fusion: Methodological Framework

  2. Sensor Data Fusion: Selected Applications

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About this book

Sensor Data Fusion is the process of combining incomplete and imperfect pieces of mutually complementary sensor information in such a way that a better understanding of an underlying real-world phenomenon is achieved. Typically, this insight is either unobtainable otherwise or a fusion result exceeds what can be produced from a single sensor output in accuracy, reliability, or cost.

This book provides an introduction Sensor Data Fusion, as an information technology as well as a branch of engineering science and informatics. Part I presents a coherent methodological framework, thus providing the prerequisites for discussing selected applications in Part II of the book. The presentation mirrors the author's views on the subject and emphasizes his own contributions to the development of particular aspects.

With some delay, Sensor Data Fusion is likely to develop along lines similar to the evolution of another modern key technology whose origin is in the military domain, the Internet. It is the author's firm conviction that until now, scientists and engineers have only scratched the surface of the vast range of opportunities for research, engineering, and product development that still waits to be explored: the Internet of the Sensors.

Authors and Affiliations

  • SDF, Fraunhofer FKIE, Wachtberg, Germany

    Wolfgang Koch

About the author

PD Dr. rer. nat. Wolfgang Koch studied Physics and Mathematics at RWTH Aachen. He is head of dept. “Sensor Data and Information Fusion” at Fraunhofer FKIE and published handbook chapters and numerous journal/conference articles. For the IEEE Trans. on AES, he is Associate Editor-in-Chief and Technical Editor. Moreover, he is Member of the Board of Directors of the International Society of Information Fusion. At Bonn University he holds a habilitation degree on “Applied Computer Science”.

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