Data fusion strategy for precise vehicle location for intelligent self-aware maintenance systems

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2015

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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

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Bevilacqua M et al. Data fusion strategy for precise vehicle location for intelligent self-aware maintenance systems, Proceedings of the 2015 6th International Conference on Intelligent Systems, Modelling and Simulation. 9 - 12 February 2015, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

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Abstract— Nowadays careful measurement applications are handed over to Wired and Wireless Sensor Network. Taking the scenario of train location as an example, this would lead to an increase in uncertainty about position related to sensors with long acquisition times like Balises, RFID and Transponders along the track. We take into account the data without any synchronization protocols, for increase the accuracy and reduce the uncertainty after the data fusion algorithms. The case studies, we have analysed, derived from the needs of the project partners: train localization, head of an auger in the drilling sector localization and the location of containers of radioactive material waste in a reprocessing nuclear plant. They have the necessity to plan the maintenance operations of their infrastructure basing through architecture that taking input from the sensors, which are localization and diagnosis, maps and cost, to optimize the cost effectiveness and reduce the time of operation.

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data, fusion, strathegy, rail, network, maintenance, location, uncertainty

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