High-level information fusion is the ability of a fusion system to capture awareness and complex relations, reason over past and future events, utilize direct sensing exploitations and tacit reports, and discern the usefulness and intention of results to meet system-level goals. This authoritative book serves a practical reference for developers, designers, and users of data fusion services that must relate the most recent theory to real-world applications. This unique volume provides alternative methods to represent and model various situations and describes design component implementations of fusion systems. Designers find expert guidance in applying current theories, selecting algorithms and software components, and measuring expected performance of high-level fusion systems.
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Defense industry professionals and government researchers who develop, design, or use data
fusion systems
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978-1-60807-151-7 (9781608071517)
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Erik Blasch is currently on sabbatical from the United States Air Force Research Laboratory, working at Defense Research and Development Canada Valcartier. He holds a Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Air War College. Eloi Bosse heads the Decision Support Systems Section at Defense Research and Development Canada Valcartier. Dr. Bosse is also an adjunct professor at Laval University and McMaster University. He holds Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering from Carleton University and Laval University. Dale Lambert is head of Australia's Defence Science Technology Office's initiative into fusion for situation awareness. He holds a Ph.D. in artificial intelligence and a graduate certificate in management.
Introduction.; Situation Modeling and Representations.; Semantic Representations.; Knowledge and Belief Representations, Information Management.; Distributed Agent Systems.; Human-system Interactions.; Scenario-Based Design.; Measures of Effectiveness/Evaluation.; Conclusions..
