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PROCEEDINGS OF THE INSTITUTION OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS PART G-JOURNAL OF AEROSPACE ENGINEERING
Volume 236, Issue 11, Pages 2162-2178Publisher
SAGE PUBLICATIONS LTD
DOI: 10.1177/09544100211051106
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hypersonic glide vehicle; target tracking; robust UKF-based filter; Huber technique; strong tracking algorithm
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This paper proposes an approach to track a non-cooperative hypersonic glide vehicle using a robust UKF-based filter, addressing model errors with a strong tracking algorithm and Huber technique. The effectiveness of the method is demonstrated through simulation results, showing good performance in the presence of model errors.
To track a non-cooperative hypersonic glide vehicle (HGV) without any precise information, an approach to the state estimation is presented based on a robust UKF-based filter (RUKFBF) in this paper. The HGV has an uncertain reentry motion because of unknown maneuvers which is a primary factor leading to degradation of tracking accuracy. Aiming at enhancing accuracy, the strong tracking algorithm (STA) is introduced to addressing the model error caused by a bank-reversal maneuver of HGV. Furthermore, the Huber technique is employed to deal with possible measurement model errors. In the RUKFBF, mutual interferences are suppressed between the STA and the Huber technique via two strategies. The one is that the calculation of the fading factor in the STA adopts an unmodified measurement noise covariance, and the other one is that two judgment criteria are proposed to limit large fading factors in the presence of measurement model errors. To simulate real tracking scenarios, the RUKFBF is tested through tracking a HGV trajectory considering a practical guidance strategy. Simulation results demonstrate the effectiveness of the RUKFBF in the presence of model errors and the observability of the estimated state.
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