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Boustrophedon coverage path planning for UAV aerial surveys in wind
Authors
Cunjia Liu (1176420)
Matthew Coombes (1254945)
Wen-Hua Chen (1251597)
Publication date
1 January 2017
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© 2017 IEEE. In the quickly developing world of precision agriculture UAV remote sensing, there is a need for a greater understanding of winds effect on fixed wing aerial surveying, as this is missing from current literature. This paper presents a method to define and calculate flight times in a Boustrophedon aerial survey coverage path in wind, for a given convex polygon, at a given sweep angle. It is shown that there exists no easy way to define a sweep angle relative to the wind that minimises flight time. This method is validated by comparing the numerical simulated path and times with a number of surveys run in the high fidelity X-Plane simulator
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