Persistent, Robust, Effective Surveillance using Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (PRESS)

Persistent, Robust, Effective Surveillance using Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (PRESS)
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使用小型无人机系统进行持续、稳健、有效的监视 (PRESS)

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2018
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IEEE International Conference on Technologies for Homeland Security
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J. Sussman
J. Sussman
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W. Watson;David Couto;J. Sussman

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