Important Note:

The next lecture will be on June 27 (due to Pfingsten and Fronleichnam). This is also the last lecture since I will be on a business trip in July.

Please send me your program assignments until June 24, if you want to participate in the exams.

The exams will be on July 25 and 26.

Lecture: Advanced Sensor Data Fusion in Distributed Systems

This lecture series is a follow-on of the lectures on "Introduction to Sensor Data Fusion - Methods and Applications" given in the winter semester by Dr. W. Koch. Based on the methods discussed and analyzed there, we proceed to methodological refinements and more advanced applications that directly lead us to the cutting edge of current research and innovative applications of Sensor Data Fusion. After a brief recapitulation of what we have learned so far, we will look into more sophisticated sensor data fusion approaches, such as particle filtering, multi sensor fusion, and distributed estimation. We will understand power of these methods in their application to fusion problems taken from in recent research projects at Fraunhofer FKIE.

Other:

• Term: Master Computer Science
• Requirements: Introduction to Sensor Data Fusion (applies for credit points only)
• Faculty: MA-INF 3233
• Effort: L2+E2 / 6CP

Slides

The slides and other downloads are available from within the university or via password.

Date	Slides
04.04.19	Lecture 1
18.04.19	Lecture 2
02.05.19	Lecture 3
	Lecture 4
09.05.19	Lecture 5
16.05.19	Lecture 6
23.05.19	Lecture 7
06.06.19	Lecture 8 Video 1 (ASD, no OoS) Video 2 (ASD, OoS)
26.06.19	Lecture 9

Literature

(c) CRC Press

The following book is recommeded but not required for additional information on distributed tracking:

 

Distributed Data Fusion for Network-Centric Operations

Authors: David Hall, Chee-Yee Chong, James Llinas, Martin Liggins

2012 by CRC Press
498 Pages
ISBN 9781439858301

In particular the chapters written by Chee-Yee Chong are well suited!