Engagement Zones for a Turn Constrained Pursuer

This work derives two basic engagement zone models, describing regions of potential risk or capture for a mobile vehicle by a pursuer. The pursuer is modeled as having turnconstraints rather than simple motion. Turn-only (C-Paths) and turn-straight (CS-Paths) paths are considered for the pursuer of limited range. Following the derivation, a simulation of a vehicle avoiding the pursuer's engagement zone is provided.

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Published
2025-05-14
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icuas65942.2025.11007894
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4
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Advanced Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems
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Engagement Zones for a Turn Constrained Pursuer

Isaac E. Weintraub, Eloy García, Alexander Von Moll, Thomas Chapman
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Engagement Zones for a Turn Constrained Pursuer

Isaac E. Weintraub, Eloy García, Alexander Von Moll, Thomas Chapman
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Abstract

This work derives two basic engagement zone models, describing regions of potential risk or capture for a mobile vehicle by a pursuer. The pursuer is modeled as having turnconstraints rather than simple motion. Turn-only (C-Paths) and turn-straight (CS-Paths) paths are considered for the pursuer of limited range. Following the derivation, a simulation of a vehicle avoiding the pursuer's engagement zone is provided.

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