Publication detail
Scheduling of Multi-Function Sensor
KULMON, P. SUJA, J. BENKO, M.
English title
Scheduling of Multi-Function Sensor
Type
journal article - other
Language
en
Original abstract
Multifunctional passive surveillance systems must implement several functions at the same time. However, due to hardware limitations, it is not possible to fulfill all of them. In this work, we define a complex model of a multifunctional sensor using multicriteria integer nonlinear optimization and analyze non-dominated optimal solutions on simulated data. We transform the task using the scalarization ϵ-constraint method and examine the effect of the ϵ parameter on the feasibility. Finally, we will compare two different applications of the rolling horizon, online optimization technique, to the defined problem of a multifunctional surveillance system.
English abstract
Multifunctional passive surveillance systems must implement several functions at the same time. However, due to hardware limitations, it is not possible to fulfill all of them. In this work, we define a complex model of a multifunctional sensor using multicriteria integer nonlinear optimization and analyze non-dominated optimal solutions on simulated data. We transform the task using the scalarization ϵ-constraint method and examine the effect of the ϵ parameter on the feasibility. Finally, we will compare two different applications of the rolling horizon, online optimization technique, to the defined problem of a multifunctional surveillance system.
Keywords in English
Sensor scheduling, multicriterial optimization, epsilon constraint method, sequential estimation DTMC stationary distribution, rolling horizon
Released
21.11.2023
Publisher
IEEE
ISSN
2832-7357
Volume
1
Number
1
Pages from–to
729–739
Pages count
11
BIBTEX
@article{BUT187799,
author="Pavel {Kulmon} and Pavel {Kulmon} and Jerguš {Suja} and Matej {Benko},
title="Scheduling of Multi-Function Sensor",
year="2023",
volume="1",
number="1",
month="November",
pages="729--739",
publisher="IEEE",
issn="2832-7357"
}