Identification of a dangerous technogenic object by orbital near-earth space monitoring means

The problem of selecting dangerous man-made objects from a set of those observed by a spacecraft monitoring near-Earth space is considered. An approach is proposed that allows making a decision in the general case when the number of series of observations for a given area is more than one. In this case, the composition of private selective features of various objects and the number of their measurements under different observation conditions may differ. The decision made ensures the maximum of the average a posteriori probability that the selected observed object is the most dangerous.