Problem statement. An unmanned vertical take-off and landing aircraft equipped with means for analyzing parameters of a certain pattern is usually not able to land on a landing site that is not equipped with the appropriate markings. To solve this problem, it is possible to install onboard the UMA means for generating a special test image that is projected from the aircraft to the intended landing site, and means for automatically measuring and analyzing the parameters of this image.Objective. Develop an algorithm for applying digital image processing to determine the angular position of the ship’s deck or any other flat landing ground from an unmanned aircraft with vertical take-off and landing. The article presents the calculated relations that allow calculating the angular position and evaluating the general condition of the landing ground using a 3D model of its surface.Results. An algorithm has been developed according to which a particular test image is generated by a group of laser emitters on the landing site. Digital image processing methods are used to analyze the test image to assess the condition and determine the inclination angles of the landing site.Practical implications. The test results of the considered algorithm showed the possibility of its application in the system of automatic landing of an unmanned aircraft with vertical take-off and landing.


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    Title :

    Algorithm for determining the angular position of the ship’s deck from an unmanned aircraft using digital image processing


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    Publication date :

    2020




    Type of media :

    Article (Journal)


    Type of material :

    Electronic Resource


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    Unknown




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