Development of Algorithms for the Joint Behavior of an Autonomous Unmanned Vehicles’ Group Surveying a Defined Water Area

This article studies the problem of the joint behavior of a group of autonomous unmanned vehicles during the survey of a given water area. The routes of the vehicles are assumed to be known. A mathematical model of the survey process and scheduling algorithm are proposed.

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Journal of Computer and Systems Sciences International
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s1064230725700807
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Stonefly species taxonomy and ecology
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Development of Algorithms for the Joint Behavior of an Autonomous Unmanned Vehicles’ Group Surveying a Defined Water Area

E. G. Litunenko, A. M. Gruzlikov, V. S. Tiulnikov, N. V. Kolesov
Journal of Computer and Systems Sciences International
Stonefly species taxonomy and ecology
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Development of Algorithms for the Joint Behavior of an Autonomous Unmanned Vehicles’ Group Surveying a Defined Water Area

E. G. Litunenko, A. M. Gruzlikov, V. S. Tiulnikov, N. V. Kolesov
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This article studies the problem of the joint behavior of a group of autonomous unmanned vehicles during the survey of a given water area. The routes of the vehicles are assumed to be known. A mathematical model of the survey process and scheduling algorithm are proposed.

Journal of Computer and Systems Sciences InternationalVol. 64(6)
Oceanpribor (Russia) (RU)
Clean water and sanitation
Openalex Percentile: Top 29%
Stonefly species taxonomy and ecology
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