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Passive, long-range detection of Aircraft: Towards a field deployable Sense and Avoid System

Debadeepta Dey, Christopher M. Geyer, Sanjiv Singh, and Matthew E. DiGioia
Proceedings Field & Service Robotics (FSR '09), July, 2009.


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Associated Center(s) / Consortia: Field Robotics Center
Number of pages: 10

Text Reference
Debadeepta Dey, Christopher M. Geyer, Sanjiv Singh, and Matthew E. DiGioia, "Passive, long-range detection of Aircraft: Towards a field deployable Sense and Avoid System ," Proceedings Field & Service Robotics (FSR '09), July, 2009.

BibTeX Reference
@inproceedings{Dey_2009_6429,
   author = "Debadeepta Dey and Christopher M Geyer and Sanjiv Singh and Matthew E DiGioia",
   title = "Passive, long-range detection of Aircraft: Towards a field deployable Sense and Avoid System ",
   booktitle = "Proceedings Field & Service Robotics (FSR '09)",
   month = "July",
   year = "2009",
}

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