Securing Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Networks
Models and Algorithms
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Detecting Landslides with Deformable Adaptive Focal YOLO: Enhanced Performance with Reduced False Detection
Landslide detection algorithms employing You Only Look Once (YOLO) often exhibit subpar performance in scenarios characterized by similar backgrounds and boundary blur, leading to high miss and false rates. To...
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Air-to-Ground Channel Modeling and Generalized Algorithms
As technological advancements continue to progress in the field of UAVs, their potential applications are vast and diverse, ranging from surveillance and aerial photography to agriculture and emergency rescue....
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Conclusions and Open Issues
With the large-scale commercialization of 5G, the research on next-generation wireless communication networks is on the rise in both academia and industry.
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Overview
Aircrafts capable of operating without any human pilot onboard are known as drones or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). UAVs can be controlled remotely by a human operator, or they can operate autonomously usin...
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Securing UAV Networks for Urban Areas
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Multi-RISs Assisted UAV-Enabled Wireless Sensor Network
To fully take advantage of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)’s flight freedom in three-dimensional (3D) space, and enhance the capability of reconfigurable intelligent surface (RIS) for providing better communicat...
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Securing UAV Networks for Rural Areas
UAVs have been widely used in wireless communication networks due to their manoeuvrability, low cost and LoS AG links [37]. Despite the rapid development of UAV networks, there are still new challenges when UAVs ...
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Securing UAV Networks for Dense Urban Areas
In the typical application scenarios of 6G networks, UAVs can make full use of their flexible maneuverability in the air to expand the coverage of the network, while avoiding environmental obstacles, reducing ...
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Open AccessResource allocation for UAV-assisted backscatter communication
As a promising new technology for green communication, backscatter communication has attracted wide attention in academics and industry. This paper studies the resource allocation problem for an unmanned aeria...
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Chapter and Conference Paper
A Local Seeding Algorithm for Community Detection in Dynamic Networks
Discovering communities by seed expansion is a good alternative in large networks as well as dynamic networks, since it only requires exploring the local view of the seeds to uncover communities, rather than t...
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DOA Estimation for Coherent and Incoherent Targets with Co-prime MIMO Array
In this paper, we consider the problem of DOA estimation for a mix of incoherent and coherent targets by using the monostatic co-prime MIMO array with N sparse transmitting sensors and
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Through-the-Wall Radar Imaging Based on Deep Learning
High resolution image can be obtained with backprojection (BP) algorithm, but at the same time, significant grating lobes will be brought in radar image and reduce the quality of image. This paper presents a t...
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Secure Noise-and-Forward Relaying with Polar Codes
A realizable polar coding scheme for secure communications in the four-node relay-eavesdropper channel (FNREC) is proposed in this paper. Based on the noise-and-forwarding (NF) cooperative strategy, the relay ...
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Landsat-8 Image Restoration Based on Kernel Density Regression
A multi-temporal kernel density regression (KDR) method is proposed in this paper for reflectance restoration. Kernel density regression perform optimization to search the best regression coefficients. The pro...
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DOA Estimation for Coherent and Incoherent Sources Based on Co-prime Array
In this paper, a DOA estimation method based on co-prime array is proposed to resolve the coherent and incoherent hybrid sources. Firstly, with respect to the difference co-array of co-prime array, the desired...
