A coordination protocol for systems of unmanned marine vehicles is proposed for protection against asymmetric threats. The problem is first mod- elled in a game theoretic framework, as a potential game. Then an extension of existing learning algo- rithms is proposed to address the problem of tracking the possibly moving threat. The approach is evaluated in scenarios of different geometric complexity such as open sea, bay, and harbours. Performance of the approach is evaluated in terms of a security index that will allow us to obtain a tool for team sizing. The tool provides the minimum number of marine vehicles to be used in the system, given a desired security level to be guaranteed and the maximum threat velocity.

Coordination of unmanned marine vehicles for asymmetric threats protection

DELLA SANTINA, COSIMO;PALLOTTINO, LUCIA
2015-01-01

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A coordination protocol for systems of unmanned marine vehicles is proposed for protection against asymmetric threats. The problem is first mod- elled in a game theoretic framework, as a potential game. Then an extension of existing learning algo- rithms is proposed to address the problem of tracking the possibly moving threat. The approach is evaluated in scenarios of different geometric complexity such as open sea, bay, and harbours. Performance of the approach is evaluated in terms of a security index that will allow us to obtain a tool for team sizing. The tool provides the minimum number of marine vehicles to be used in the system, given a desired security level to be guaranteed and the maximum threat velocity.
2015
978-1-4799-8736-8
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