多目标时空同步协同攻击无人机任务分配与轨迹优化

Translated title of the contribution: Task Allocation and Trajectory Optimization of UAV for Multi-target Time-space Synchronization Cooperative Attack

Yunfei Zhang, Defu Lin, Duo Zheng*, Ziheng Cheng, Pan Tang

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Abstract

A task allocation and trajectory optimization algorithm for multi-target attack is proposed for the coordinated attack task of distributed UAVs attacking multiple targets in a complex battlefield environment. The typical multi-target strike mission scenarios and UAV models are established. A search map with no-fly zones as nodes is constructed based on Delaunay triangle theory. A* algorithm is used to achieve the least threatening single-aircraft path search. In terms of UAV dynamics constraints and minimum energy loss, the time adjustment factor is introduced and the distributed UAV time-space synchronization trajectory optimization method based on Bezier curve is adopted to obtain the optimized trajectory for simultaneous attack on multiple targets. A trajectory tracking controller was designed for simulation track of pre-planned trajectory. The simulated results show that the proposed multi-target attack task allocation and trajectory optimization method can achieve multi-angle, time-space synchronization, and distributed coordinated attack on multiple targets, and it has strong robustness against interference such as noise and wind gusts.

Translated title of the contributionTask Allocation and Trajectory Optimization of UAV for Multi-target Time-space Synchronization Cooperative Attack
Original languageChinese (Traditional)
Pages (from-to)1482-1495
Number of pages14
JournalBinggong Xuebao/Acta Armamentarii
Volume42
Issue number7
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Jul 2021

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