The effective coverage of homogeneous teams with radial attenuation models

For the area coverage (e.g., using a WSN), despite the comprehensive research works on full-plane coverage using a multi-node team equipped with the ideal constant model, only very few works have discussed the coverage of practical models with varying intensity. This paper analyzes the properties of...

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Main Authors: Yang, Yuan-Rui, Kang, Qiyu, She, Rui
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-1694602023-07-22T16:48:14Z The effective coverage of homogeneous teams with radial attenuation models Yang, Yuan-Rui Kang, Qiyu She, Rui School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Centre for Information Sciences and Systems Engineering::Mechanical engineering Coverage Control Multi-Robot For the area coverage (e.g., using a WSN), despite the comprehensive research works on full-plane coverage using a multi-node team equipped with the ideal constant model, only very few works have discussed the coverage of practical models with varying intensity. This paper analyzes the properties of the effective coverage of multi-node teams consisting of a given numbers of nodes. Each node is equipped with a radial attenuation disk model as its individual model of coverage, which conforms to the natural characteristics of devices in the real world. Based on our previous analysis of 2-node teams, the properties of the effective coverage of 3-node and n-node (n≥4) teams in regular geometric formations are analyzed as generalized cases. Numerical analysis and simulations for 3-node and n-node teams (n≥4) are conducted separately. For the 3-node cases, the relations between the side lengths of equilateral triangle formation and the effective coverage of the team equipped with two different types of models are respectively inspected. For the n-node cases (n≥4), the effective coverage of a team in three formations, namely regular polygon, regular star, and equilateral triangular tessellation (for n=6), are investigated. The results can be applied to many scenarios, either dynamic (e.g., robots with sensors) or static, where a team of multiple nodes cooperate to produce a larger effective coverage. Published version 2023-07-19T05:35:02Z 2023-07-19T05:35:02Z 2023 Journal Article Yang, Y., Kang, Q. & She, R. (2023). The effective coverage of homogeneous teams with radial attenuation models. Sensors, 23(1), 350-. https://dx.doi.org/10.3390/s23010350 1424-8220 https://hdl.handle.net/10356/169460 10.3390/s23010350 36616948 2-s2.0-85145875581 1 23 350 en Sensors © 2022 by the authors. Licensee MDPI, Basel, Switzerland. This article is an open access article distributed under the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) license (https:// creativecommons.org/licenses/by/ 4.0/). application/pdf
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topic Engineering::Mechanical engineering
Coverage Control
Multi-Robot
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Coverage Control
Multi-Robot
Yang, Yuan-Rui
Kang, Qiyu
She, Rui
The effective coverage of homogeneous teams with radial attenuation models
description For the area coverage (e.g., using a WSN), despite the comprehensive research works on full-plane coverage using a multi-node team equipped with the ideal constant model, only very few works have discussed the coverage of practical models with varying intensity. This paper analyzes the properties of the effective coverage of multi-node teams consisting of a given numbers of nodes. Each node is equipped with a radial attenuation disk model as its individual model of coverage, which conforms to the natural characteristics of devices in the real world. Based on our previous analysis of 2-node teams, the properties of the effective coverage of 3-node and n-node (n≥4) teams in regular geometric formations are analyzed as generalized cases. Numerical analysis and simulations for 3-node and n-node teams (n≥4) are conducted separately. For the 3-node cases, the relations between the side lengths of equilateral triangle formation and the effective coverage of the team equipped with two different types of models are respectively inspected. For the n-node cases (n≥4), the effective coverage of a team in three formations, namely regular polygon, regular star, and equilateral triangular tessellation (for n=6), are investigated. The results can be applied to many scenarios, either dynamic (e.g., robots with sensors) or static, where a team of multiple nodes cooperate to produce a larger effective coverage.
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title The effective coverage of homogeneous teams with radial attenuation models
title_short The effective coverage of homogeneous teams with radial attenuation models
title_full The effective coverage of homogeneous teams with radial attenuation models
title_fullStr The effective coverage of homogeneous teams with radial attenuation models
title_full_unstemmed The effective coverage of homogeneous teams with radial attenuation models
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