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Cooperative Target Tracking of Multiple UMVs Under Switching Topologies

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This chapter is concerned with the cooperative target tracking of multiple UMVs under switching network topologies. For the target to be tracked, only its position can be measured/received by some of the UMVs, and its velocity is unavailable to all the UMVs. A distributed extended state observer considering switching topologies is designed to integrally estimate unknown target dynamics and neighboring UMVs’ dynamics. Accordingly, a novel kinematic controller is designed, which takes full advantage of known information and avoids the approximation of some virtual control vectors. Moreover, a disturbance observer is presented to estimate unknown time-varying environmental disturbances. Furthermore, a distributed dynamic controller is designed to regulate the involved UMVs to cooperatively track the target.

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Wang, YL., Han, QL., Peng, C., Ma, L. (2023). Cooperative Target Tracking of Multiple UMVs Under Switching Topologies. In: Network-Based Control of Unmanned Marine Vehicles. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-28605-6_9

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