Minisum and maximin aerial surveillance over disjoint rectangles
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2016
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Karasakal, Orhan
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Abstract
The aerial surveillance problem (ASP) is finding the shortest path for an
aerial surveillance platform that has to visit each rectangular area once and conduct
a search in strips to cover the area at an acceptable level of efficiency and turn back
to the base from which it starts. In this study, we propose a new formulation for
ASP with salient features. The proposed formulation that is based on the travelling
salesman problem enables more efficient use of search platforms and solutions to
realistic problems in reasonable time. We also present a max–min version of ASP
that maximizes the minimum probability of target detection given the maximum flight
distance of an aerial platform. We provide computational results that demonstrate
features of the proposed models.
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Travelling Salesman Problem, Integer Programming, Planning, Military, Search
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Karasakal, Orhan (2016). "Minisum and maximin aerial surveillance over disjoint rectangles", ORIGINAL PAPER, Vol. 24, pp. 705-724.
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24
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705
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724