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Optical Imaging Homing Information Processing Method for Moving Targets

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The target-seeking processing of a moving target under dynamic platform conditions is a challengeable research field. This field involves ① how to distinguish the true movement of the target from the pseudo movement of the background image resulting from platform movement; ② reliably capturing of multiple moving targets in different space scales, reducing false alarms and missed alarms; and ③ reliably detecting and tracking against environmental interference/human interference, and the like. The moving target includes aerial targets, sea-surface targets, ground targets, and the like.

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Zhang, T., Wang, Y., Zhong, S. (2019). Optical Imaging Homing Information Processing Method for Moving Targets. In: Guidance Information Processing Methods in Airborne Optical Imaging Seeker. Unmanned System Technologies. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-6994-0_6

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