University Defence Research Collaboration in Signal Processing

Themed Meeting Multiple Object Tracking and Decentralised Processing - Presentations

Presentations

Session 1

Efficient resource management for target tracking in UAV-assisted mobile edge computing, Shidrokh Goudarzi, University of Surrey

Distributed learning Gaussian process tracking with uncertainty quantification, Xingchi Liu, Sheffield University - View video recording

Poisson point process tracking and intentionality modelling, Lily Li, Cambridge University

Session 2

Fast Distributed Resampling and Putting More Emphasis on Modelling in Multi-target Tracking, Simon Maskell, Liverpool University - View video recording

Kernel based estimation & tracking techniques for distributed and modular sensor networks, Mengwei Sun, University of Edinburgh - View video recording

Stone Soup and Tracking, Jordi Barr, Dstl - View video recording

Session 3

Operating a multiplicity of remote sensors in contested comms: a requirements analysis, Steve Sykes, Thales

Sensing for Asset Protection with Integrated Electronic Networked Technology (SAPIENT), Paul Thomas, Dstl

Staring Radar for Drone Tracking and Recognition, Stephen Harman/Bashar Ahmad, Aveillant

The University Defence Research Collaboration (UDRC) in Signal Processing is delivered in partnership between Dstl (the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory), The University of Edinburgh, Heriot-Watt University, The Queen's University of Belfast and University of Strathclyde.