DAP1705: Protection of harbours against the threat of Remotely Piloted Systems – a passive systems approach

Small unmanned aerial vehicles have increasingly become a hard to defend against threat to both military and civilian infrastructure. This leads our interest towards the evaluation of passive multi-sensor detection systems such as electro-optic (EO) and acoustic monitoring, evaluated using real-world data. The project evaluated acoustic classification algorithms using measurements of UAVs in a harbour environment. We also participated in the CENZUB trial organized by the SET260 NATO group, in which a broad range of EO-IR sensors were evaluated for their UAV detection capability in a simulated urban environment.

Researcher

Alexander Borghraef

Investor

IRSD-KHID-RHID

Runtime

2017- 2021

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Optical flow based tracking of a drone against an urban background

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View of the CENZUB testing facility

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RMA sensor setup at CENZUB including MWIR and LWIR sensors

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