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Resumo:The detection of landmines is facing growing challenges due to the evolution of materials used, such as plastics, which reduce the effectiveness of traditional methods. This work aims to develop and integrate technologies that enable landmine detection through the use of unmanned aerial vehicles, in order to improve the identification and localization of buried mines and, consequently, enhancing the safety and efficiency of demining operations. This dissertation begins with a comprehensive literature review on the main landmine detection te chniques. This is followed by a brief analysis of the evolution of unmanned aerial vehicles and their applications in demining, as well as a discussion on the challenges associated with detecting different types of mines in various types of terrain. Themethodologyadoptedfor this study includes defining the necessary hardware and software para meters to optimize landmine detection using Ground Penetrating Radar, developing algorithms to cancel self-interference resulting from the proximity of antennas, and synchronizing the detection systems with the localization module to ensure precise georeferencing of the collected data. The results obtained demonstrate that, despite hardware synchronization issues, the use of unman ned aerial vehicles, self-interference cancellation algorithms, and synchronization between detection and localization allow for greater accuracy in mine detection and georeferencing, especially in hard to-reach or dangerous areas. This system can not only reduce risk for military personnel but also significantly increase the efficiency of demining operations, providing an innovative and safe solution.
Autores principais:Rita, Rui Miguel Carapinha
Assunto:Radar de penetração no solo Mapeamento de minas terrestres Veículos aéreos não tripulados Cancelamento de auto interferência Georreferenciação
Ano:2024
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:dissertação de mestrado
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Academia Militar
Idioma:português
Origem:Academia Militar
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Cancelamento de auto interferência
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Veículos aéreos não tripulados
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description The detection of landmines is facing growing challenges due to the evolution of materials used, such as plastics, which reduce the effectiveness of traditional methods. This work aims to develop and integrate technologies that enable landmine detection through the use of unmanned aerial vehicles, in order to improve the identification and localization of buried mines and, consequently, enhancing the safety and efficiency of demining operations. This dissertation begins with a comprehensive literature review on the main landmine detection te chniques. This is followed by a brief analysis of the evolution of unmanned aerial vehicles and their applications in demining, as well as a discussion on the challenges associated with detecting different types of mines in various types of terrain. Themethodologyadoptedfor this study includes defining the necessary hardware and software para meters to optimize landmine detection using Ground Penetrating Radar, developing algorithms to cancel self-interference resulting from the proximity of antennas, and synchronizing the detection systems with the localization module to ensure precise georeferencing of the collected data. The results obtained demonstrate that, despite hardware synchronization issues, the use of unman ned aerial vehicles, self-interference cancellation algorithms, and synchronization between detection and localization allow for greater accuracy in mine detection and georeferencing, especially in hard to-reach or dangerous areas. This system can not only reduce risk for military personnel but also significantly increase the efficiency of demining operations, providing an innovative and safe solution.
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spellingShingle Mapeamento de minas terrestres por detenção aérea
Rita, Rui Miguel Carapinha
Radar de penetração no solo
Mapeamento de minas terrestres
Veículos aéreos não tripulados
Cancelamento de auto interferência
Georreferenciação
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Radar de penetração no solo
Mapeamento de minas terrestres
Veículos aéreos não tripulados
Cancelamento de auto interferência
Georreferenciação
title Mapeamento de minas terrestres por detenção aérea
title_full Mapeamento de minas terrestres por detenção aérea
title_fullStr Mapeamento de minas terrestres por detenção aérea
title_full_unstemmed Mapeamento de minas terrestres por detenção aérea
title_short Mapeamento de minas terrestres por detenção aérea
title_sort Mapeamento de minas terrestres por detenção aérea
topic Radar de penetração no solo
Mapeamento de minas terrestres
Veículos aéreos não tripulados
Cancelamento de auto interferência
Georreferenciação
topic_facet Radar de penetração no solo
Mapeamento de minas terrestres
Veículos aéreos não tripulados
Cancelamento de auto interferência
Georreferenciação
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