CN113825142B - Intelligent optimization method for cooperative task area coverage of unmanned cluster system - Google Patents

Intelligent optimization method for cooperative task area coverage of unmanned cluster system Download PDF

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CN113825142B
CN113825142B CN202111135445.7A CN202111135445A CN113825142B CN 113825142 B CN113825142 B CN 113825142B CN 202111135445 A CN202111135445 A CN 202111135445A CN 113825142 B CN113825142 B CN 113825142B
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The invention discloses an intelligent optimization method for cooperative task area coverage of an unmanned cluster system, which comprises the step 1 of constructing a distributed cluster network with an unmanned aerial vehicle as a base station and establishing a cluster unmanned aerial vehicle sensing area. And 2, dividing the task area by a GV graph method, distributing the divided sub-areas to the clusters, and calculating a coverage quality target by the clusters through a coverage quality function and the importance factors distributed in the sub-areas to obtain cluster expected state information. And 3, adjusting the input control law of the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster system according to the expected state information to enable the cluster to reach the optimal state, obtaining the optimal state information and realizing the maximum range coverage of the target area. Compared with the prior art, the method has better flexibility and adaptability, and can cope with conditions such as single-point faults, cluster expansion and the like.

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Intelligent optimization method for cooperative task area coverage of unmanned cluster system
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of unmanned aerial vehicle clustering, in particular to an intelligent optimization method for cooperative task area coverage of an unmanned aerial vehicle clustering system.
Background
The problem of distributed coverage of unmanned aerial vehicle clusters is a hot problem in domestic and foreign research in recent years. The cluster carries out combined work through a large number of unmanned aerial vehicles with high speed and strong adaptability, and the demands of cost performance are met while the network communication and self-adaptive cooperative advantages are kept. Therefore, the unmanned aerial vehicle has cluster intelligence in the process of operating and executing tasks, and further has multiple advantages of economy, quantity, collaboration, intelligence, quick response and the like.
Along with the rapid development of relevant technologies such as communication, navigation, internet of things, big data and artificial intelligence, the cooperative task ability of the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster system is continuously enhanced, and due to the development of materials and design structural strength, the cost performance of the unmanned aerial vehicle system is also remarkably improved, so that the system can be applied to relevant fields more rapidly. However, the combination of the development conditions at home and abroad shows that the scale of the unmanned aerial vehicle system is mainly used for a small number of unmanned aerial vehicles to complete target tasks in a relatively simple environment. For tasks in a complex environment and large-scale cooperative situations of unmanned aerial vehicles, the problems of high task difficulty, complex adaptive design thought, complex functional algorithm and the like still exist. How to exert the advantages of flexibility and adaptability of the cluster through coordination and coordination of the cluster, and the task is completed satisfactorily under various conditions of considering collision avoidance and obstacle avoidance, has become a hotspot of current research.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the problems, the invention discloses an unmanned cluster system cooperative task area coverage intelligent optimization method, which solves the problem of large calculation amount of dynamics solving, is easy to adapt to a distributed area coverage optimization method of unmanned cluster topological structure change, does not depend on global information of central control, and only depends on information of adjacent unmanned aerial vehicles to guide an unmanned cluster to complete a coverage task.
An intelligent optimization method for cooperative task area coverage of an unmanned cluster system comprises the following steps:
step 1, determining a task area, constructing a cluster distributed network with an unmanned aerial vehicle as a base station, creating a cluster unmanned aerial vehicle sensing area and acquiring an importance factor of the task area. The importance factor represents important prior value information of some areas in the task area, such as target points of post-disaster material delivery, places needing to be included in communication coverage, and the like.
Step 2, based on the perception area and the importance factor of the task area of the cluster unmanned aerial vehicle, dividing the task area into a plurality of sub-areas by using a GV graph method, and distributing the sub-areas to the responsibility areas of all unmanned aerial vehicles in the cluster; and calculating a coverage quality target of the unmanned aerial vehicle in the cluster by using the coverage quality function and the importance factors distributed to the sub-regions to obtain an expected state of the unmanned aerial vehicle.
And 3, realizing the distributed control of the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster, and adjusting the input control law of the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster system according to the expected state information obtained in the step 2 to enable the cluster to reach the optimal state, thereby realizing the maximum coverage of the target area.
Preferably, step 1 comprises: step 1.1, acquiring unmanned aerial vehicle cluster state information and setting the cluster state information; step 1.2, the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster realizes communication connection, and each unmanned aerial vehicle carries out information interaction with an adjacent unmanned aerial vehicle through a 5G communication module; and 1.3, creating an unmanned aerial vehicle sensing area through a visual sensor module carried by the unmanned aerial vehicle in the cluster.
Preferably, the detection range of the cluster in the step 1.3 is an elliptical section obtained by intersecting a conical view field of the vision sensor module and a task area plane, and the center of the detection range is the projection center of the unmanned aerial vehicle in the task area; and considering the uncertainty of each unmanned aerial vehicle, establishing a cluster unmanned aerial vehicle guaranteed sensing area so that the unmanned aerial vehicle guaranteed sensing area covers the uncertain area.
Preferably, step 2 specifically comprises: step 2.1, dividing the task area into a plurality of sub-areas by using a GV diagram method, and distributing the sub-areas to each unmanned aerial vehicle according to the guaranteed sensing area and the coverage quality of the unmanned aerial vehicle to form a responsibility area of the unmanned aerial vehicle; when the sub-regions are distributed, whether information interaction is carried out between the unmanned aerial vehicles and the adjacent unmanned aerial vehicle set is judged, the information interaction means that interaction of state information of each unmanned aerial vehicle can be carried out between the cluster unmanned aerial vehicles, and the state information comprises information such as the positions of the unmanned aerial vehicles and the translation and inclination of the visual sensor. The specific judgment is to check whether the inter-cluster communication module can normally receive and transmit messages. If the judgment result is that the unmanned aerial vehicle is not overlapped with the adjacent unmanned aerial vehicle, the step 2.2 is carried out, otherwise, whether the unmanned aerial vehicle is overlapped with the sensing area guaranteed by the adjacent unmanned aerial vehicle is continuously judged, and if the judgment result is yes, the task subarea allocated to the unmanned aerial vehicle needs to be updated; dividing the whole task area into allocated and unallocated areas by a GV map method; and 2.2, constructing a sensor coverage quality function, distributing importance factors for each unmanned aerial vehicle through a GV (global v-map), and calculating a coverage quality target through the sensor coverage quality function and the importance factors to obtain cluster expected state information.
Preferably, the method for judging whether the unmanned aerial vehicle and the adjacent unmanned aerial vehicle guarantee that the sensing areas are overlapped is as follows: determining a coverage quality function of the unmanned aerial vehicle and the adjacent unmanned aerial vehicle, if the coverage quality of the unmanned aerial vehicle is less than or equal to that of the adjacent unmanned aerial vehicle, judging that the unmanned aerial vehicle is overlapped, updating a task sub-area, and reallocating the task sub-area to the cluster unmanned aerial vehicle; otherwise, the procedure goes to step 2.2.
Preferably, the coverage quality target reflects an area covered by the cluster and the coverage quality of the area, and also includes the importance of each unmanned aerial vehicle in the cluster, so that the maximum coverage of the cluster is realized by maximizing the coverage quality target of the unmanned aerial vehicle.
Preferably, each drone is assigned to a sub-area importance factor
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The sensor coverage quality function is expressed as:
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wherein z is i Height information, h, representing unmanned aerial vehicle i i Indicating the amount of visual sensor tilt, δ i Indicating the viewing cone angle of the vision sensor,
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representing a set minimum height of drone i, 0 and 1 corresponding to the minimum and maximum mass of the sensor, respectively; the coverage quality target is expressed as
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Where Ω denotes the task area, I n Indicates the number of cluster drones and phi indicates the importance factor to which the cluster drones are assigned.
Preferably, step 3 specifically comprises: step 3.1, the cluster rate is set and the cluster control law is adjusted according to the expected state information; and 3.2, under the action of the cluster control law in the step 3.2, optimizing and converging the system state information of the unmanned aerial vehicles in the cluster to a local optimal state, and enabling the unmanned aerial vehicles to reach a final balance state to realize the maximum range coverage of the cluster to the task area.
The control law comprises control laws for the translation amount, the inclination angle and the view cone angle of a sensor of the unmanned aerial vehicle i, and the control laws respectively specifically comprise the following steps:
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wherein A is i,θ ,A i,h ,A i,δ Respectively representing a sensor translation coefficient, a sensor inclination coefficient and a sensor view cone angle coefficient of a cluster unmanned aerial vehicle in a task area, O representing a residual area which is not covered by a cluster guarantee perception area in a target area, k being an outward normal vector on a sub-area W, f being a coverage quality function of the unmanned aerial vehicle, and delta f ij =f i -f j Representing the coverage quality function difference of drone i from its neighboring drone j,
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for the sensor translation variable phi to be the importance factor,
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for the angular variation of the viewing cone of the sensor, delta i For half of the view cone range, subscript i and subscript j denote drone i and its neighboring drone j.
Preferably, the final state of equilibrium reached by the drone is:
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where H is the coverage quality target, q i Position of projection point on task plane, z i For height information, θ i For the amount of translation of the vision sensor, delta i Is half cone range, h i For the inclination angle of the vision sensor, the index i indicates the unmanned plane i, and the index indicates the periodTo watch the state.
Has the advantages that:
(1) The unmanned aerial vehicle cluster provided by the invention optimizes the coverage of a task area, and uses a plurality of unmanned aerial vehicles as aerial base stations to carry out point-to-point connection respectively. The fault tolerance rate of a single unmanned aerial vehicle during task execution is improved. Even if some unmanned aerial vehicles break down, the cluster can still maintain the coverage effect on the task area through network reconfiguration;
(2) The change adaptability of the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster in the invention enhances the expandability of the cluster. When the coverage area needs to be enlarged and the coverage effect needs to be enhanced in the task area, unmanned aerial vehicles outside the cluster can be directly deployed to participate in the cluster task, and the cluster which is started and operated does not need to be stopped;
(3) In the invention, the deployment of the cluster unmanned aerial vehicle divides the task area by adopting the sensing area, so that the final state of the cluster unmanned aerial vehicle reaches the maximum value of the coverage target, and the optimization of the coverage effect of the cluster area is realized;
(4) The vision sensor carried by the cluster unmanned aerial vehicle can enlarge the view field range of a single unmanned aerial vehicle and improve the optimization speed of covering a task area. The cluster unmanned aerial vehicle area coverage can be applied to occasions with high requirements on coverage areas, such as disaster areas and combat areas. The method is high in flexibility and adaptability, and can be used for optimally covering a large-range area in scenes such as forest fire detection, communication network construction in disaster areas, city safety, infrastructure inspection and the like.
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The method focuses on the dynamics solution and algorithm design of the input of mathematical model establishment, control law and the like, realizes the maximization of the cooperative self-adaptive coverage effect of all unmanned aerial vehicles in the target environment in the process of planning the area coverage tasks by the cluster, designs a reasonable algorithm to partition the target detection area of the unmanned aerial vehicle, plans the search path, and realizes the quick coverage search of the target area on the premise of ensuring the coverage quality. The task of the unmanned aerial vehicle is that the unmanned aerial vehicle is clustered to sense and cover a target environment space, each unmanned aerial vehicle is provided with a sensor suitable for the task, and meanwhile, communication can be conducted among the unmanned aerial vehicles in the cluster, so that a sensor network is formed, information is collected, and the environment is explored. The self-organizing network has good adaptability and can adapt to single-point faults, partial communication information loss and accommodation of heterogeneous teams.
With reference to fig. 1 to 3, specifically includes the following steps,
the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster distributed network building module comprises the following steps: step 1, determining a task area, constructing a cluster distributed network with an unmanned aerial vehicle as a base station, and creating a cluster unmanned aerial vehicle sensing area. In particular, the method comprises the following steps of,
step 1.1, acquiring unmanned aerial vehicle cluster state information, determining task area information and unmanned aerial vehicle cluster parameter information, and setting cluster state information. The task area information comprises a task area range, and the shape of the task area can be a regular graph or an irregular graph.
In the embodiment, the task area is set to be an area with a high site coverage requirement, such as a disaster area or a combat environment, and the like, and the task area is subjected to cluster unmanned aerial vehicle collaborative planning by taking the optimal coverage rate as a target, so that the communication or inspection tour monitoring requirement is realized. And after the task area is confirmed, acquiring the position information of the task area and sending the position information to the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster.
Step 1.2, the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster realizes communication connection, a 5G communication module for information interaction is carried on the cluster unmanned aerial vehicle, and respective state information is transmitted with adjacent unmanned aerial vehicles by utilizing the characteristic of 5G high-speed movement switching. An aerial communication network is constructed by taking unmanned aerial vehicles in the cluster as base stations, communication in the maximum range of a communication limited area is achieved, and the unmanned aerial vehicles in the cluster are distributed according to the perception areas of the unmanned aerial vehicles.
And 1.3, creating an unmanned aerial vehicle sensing area through a visual sensor module carried by the unmanned aerial vehicle in the cluster. The unmanned aerial vehicle cluster parameter information comprises the number I of unmanned aerial vehicles in the cluster n Predetermined height range [ z ] min ,z max ]And a detection range for mounting a vision sensor. The detection range of the unmanned aerial vehicle is the detection range of the visual sensor, the detection range comprises an elliptical section obtained by intersecting a conical view field of the sensor and a task plane, and the center of the detection range is the projection center of the unmanned aerial vehicle in a task area. Sensor sensing area of each unmanned aerial vehicle
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Expressed as:
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wherein, X i Position coordinate information, h, representing drone i i And theta i Respectively representing the inclination angle and translation, delta, of the vision sensor i Is the visual angle of the visual sensor, R is a second order rotation matrix,
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is the original sensing region of unmanned aerial vehicle i, q i,c For the position of the projection point of the unmanned aerial vehicle I on the task plane, I n Number of unmanned aerial vehicle clusters.
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q i,c Calculated by the following formula:
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wherein, | | | | represents the Euclidean metric, a i And b i The major and minor semi-axes of the cross-section, h i And theta i Respectively representing the inclination angle and the translation amount of the vision sensor, and the viewing cone range is 2 delta i ,z i Is altitude information of the drone i.
Because of inherent inaccuracy of a GPS sensor in the cluster unmanned aerial vehicle, when the unmanned aerial vehicle sensing area is established, the uncertainty boundary of each unmanned aerial vehicle in the cluster is defined as r i =[r i q ,r i z ] T ,r i q ,r i z Which respectively represent the boundary values of the uncertainty area in the horizontal and vertical directions. Position X of unmanned aerial vehicle i May be located anywhere in the uncertainty region
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Expressed as:
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thus, the guaranteed sensing area of drone i takes into account the uncertainty of each drone
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Representation of the area containing drone i in its uncertainty region
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Inner postAreas of possible locations. Thus, the guaranteed sensing area of drone i
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The creation is represented as:
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wherein,
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for the perception areas of the unmanned aerial vehicle i with different heights in the uncertain area, the perception areas are calculated according to the following formula:
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wherein,
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the original guaranteed sensing area of drone i is represented, and Ω represents the task target area.
The distributed network of unmanned aerial vehicle clusters is constructed as shown in fig. 2. The figure shows drone i and its set of neighboring drones N i For a tilt angle h i =0 and
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the guaranteed sensing area of drone i is shown shaded.
And 2, task area division optimization. As shown in fig. 3, a flow of the task area partition optimization method is designed for the present invention. The method specifically comprises the following steps:
and 2.1, dividing the task area by using a GV graph method. Unlike a conventional Voronoi diagram, a GV diagram (guarded Voronoi) divides the whole task area into several sub-areas to allocate to the whole cluster by a cluster of drones with positioning uncertainty. Guaranteed sensing area according to unmanned aerial vehicle
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And the coverage quality allocates a responsibility area for each drone. Sub-area W allocated by cluster unmanned aerial vehicle i Expressed as:
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wherein f is i 、f j Respectively, the coverage quality of drone i and drone j.
When the cluster unmanned aerial vehicle i is divided into sub-regions, checking all adjacent unmanned aerial vehicles j belonging to N i With unmanned aerial vehicle i guarantee perception area whether overlap, if overlap appears, and unmanned aerial vehicle i's coverage quality less than or equal to unmanned aerial vehicle j this moment. And updating the sub-area divided to the unmanned aerial vehicle i.
Sub-region W i The union of (a) cannot guarantee the sensing area of the cluster in total
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And (4) carrying out complete mosaic, wherein when the task area is divided into the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster, the unmanned aerial vehicle i and the area with the same coverage quality in the neighboring unmanned aerial vehicle cluster cannot be distributed. But these areas still have an impact on the coverage quality target H, so we will have the same coverage quality f in drone i and its neighboring set l And ensuring that unmanned aerial vehicles with overlapped sensing areas form a new set L, wherein the number in the set is Ln and is expressed as:
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wherein, I L ={1,2,...,L n }。
Thus, unallocated area
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For the unmanned aerial vehicle in set L, the partial region where the sensing regions are ensured to overlap is expressed as follows:
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the GV map divides the entire task area into allocated and unallocated areas.
And 2.2, calculating a coverage optimization target H for the unmanned aerial vehicles in the cluster. The coverage optimization objective includes a sensor coverage quality function f i Importance factor to which each drone is assigned
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Sensor coverage quality function f i Depending on the distance between the object to be photographed and the sensor, the object at a longer distance is photographed at a much lower quality than the object near the sensor. Coverage quality function f i Expressed as:
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where 0 and 1 correspond to the lowest and highest quality of the sensor, respectively.
The projection q ∈ omega of each unmanned aerial vehicle in the cluster is distributed to an importance factor through a GV graph
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Representing a priori information about the importance within the task area omega. The coverage quality target is expressed as follows:
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in the invention, the coverage quality target comprehensively considers the area covered by the cluster and the coverage quality of the area, and also includes the importance of each unmanned aerial vehicle in the cluster, so that the coverage quality target H of the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster is maximized, namely the coverage of the cluster in the maximized range is realized. According to the partitioning strategy W in the step 4 i And
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coverage quality target representationThe updating is as follows:
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as shown in fig. 3, the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster expectation state information (position, altitude, translation amount, tilt angle, and view angle) is output according to the input quantities such as the coverage quality function and the importance factor in the coverage quality target.
And 3, performing distributed control on the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster. As shown in fig. 4, a flow of a distributed control method for a cluster of drones is shown.
And 3.1, setting the cluster rate and adjusting the cluster control law according to the expected state information. And judging the conditions of the unmanned aerial vehicle i, and adjusting the cluster control law according to the expected state information of the unmanned aerial vehicle, so that the cluster distribution information is updated. Only guarantee that unmanned aerial vehicle and neighbouring unmanned aerial vehicle have the information interaction, just can carry out the status information transmission between the unmanned aerial vehicle to carry out the judgement that the perception region overlaps between, and then to the sub-region of cluster unmanned aerial vehicle distribution. And judging the coincidence of the sensing areas of the unmanned aerial vehicle i and the adjacent unmanned aerial vehicle set, and updating the responsibility area to obtain the traversed adjacent unmanned aerial vehicle set Ni.
The termination conditions were determined as follows: if the unmanned aerial vehicle i keeps communication connection with the adjacent unmanned aerial vehicles, the state information of the unmanned aerial vehicle i is broadcasted to the adjacent unmanned aerial vehicle set N i And simultaneously receiving the state information of the adjacent unmanned aerial vehicles, judging the coincidence of the sensing areas of the unmanned aerial vehicle i and the adjacent unmanned aerial vehicle set, and updating the responsibility area to finish traversing the adjacent unmanned aerial vehicle set N i And updating the partitioned sub-areas of the unmanned aerial vehicle i. According to the sensing area and the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster with positioning uncertainty, in order to ensure that the coverage quality target H keeps monotonous increase, the time derivative is expressed as:
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in the present invention, the selection control inputs are as follows:
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wherein the coefficient A i,q ,A i,z ,A i,θ ,A i,h ,A i,δ And respectively representing a projection position coefficient, an unmanned aerial vehicle height coefficient, a sensor translation coefficient, a sensor inclination coefficient and a sensor view cone angle coefficient of the cluster unmanned aerial vehicle in the task area.
In the invention, the coefficient A is ensured i,q ,A i,z ,A i,θ ,A i,h ,A i,δ Is greater than or equal to 0, therefore
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Non-negative, ensuring that the coverage quality target monotonically increases. The following control laws are set for the projection position, the height, the translation amount, the inclination angle and the view cone angle of the unmanned aerial vehicle i:
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wherein, A i,q ,A i,z ,A i,θ ,A i,h ,A i,δ For a positive scale factor, O denotes the remaining area in the target area that is not covered by the cluster guaranteed sensing area, k i Is in a sub-region W i Upward outward normal vector, Δ f ij =f i -f j Parameters representing the difference of the coverage quality function of the unmanned aerial vehicle i and the adjacent unmanned aerial vehicle j, and respectively representing the projection position variable, the unmanned aerial vehicle height variable, the sensor translation variable, the sensor inclination variable and the sensor view cone angle variable
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The jacobian matrices are respectively expressed as:
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step 3.2 inUnder the action of the control law, the system state information q of the unmanned aerial vehicle in the cluster i ,z i ,θ i ,h i ,δ i
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After the optimization method, the final convergence to the local optimal state is achieved, and at this time, there are:
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each unmanned aerial vehicle in the cluster reaches a final balance state
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Such that:
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the cooperative area coverage intelligent optimization method of the cluster unmanned aerial vehicle system can carry out maximum range communication or inspection on the task area. The unmanned aerial vehicle sensing area is established, the state information of the cluster unmanned aerial vehicle is obtained, the task area is divided through a GV (global-virtual-geometry) diagram, the cluster coverage quality target is calculated, the optimal distribution state information of the unmanned aerial vehicles in the cluster is output, and the cluster coverage of the largest range of the task area is achieved.
The following simulation example is used to illustrate the feasibility of the method of the present patent.
Cluster is formed by six unmanned aerial vehicles (I) n = 6), the task area is set to an irregular pattern. Cluster height set to [ z ] min ,z max ]=[0.3,2.3]The projection position coefficient, the unmanned plane height coefficient, the sensor translation coefficient, the sensor inclination coefficient and the sensor view angle coefficient of the cluster unmanned plane in the task area are set as follows:
A i,q =[0.25,0.25],A i,z =0.25,A i,θ =0.0005,A i,h =0.0005,A i,δ =0.0005, unmanned cluster vehicle carries on sensingThe cone angle range delta E (15 degrees, 30 degrees) of the device and the inclination angle limit value h of the sensor lim =30 °. The simulation time is 150s, the simulation step length is set to be 0.1, as shown in fig. 5 to 7, a schematic coverage diagram of the cluster final area of the unmanned aerial vehicle, a coverage quality target change diagram and a coverage rate change diagram are obtained, the final coverage rate of the cluster unmanned aerial vehicle can reach 87.3% under the method, and the cluster coverage of the task area in the largest range is achieved.
Finally, it should be noted that: although the present invention has been described in detail with reference to the foregoing embodiments, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that modifications may be made to the embodiments described above, or equivalents may be substituted for elements thereof. Any modification, equivalent replacement, or improvement made within the spirit and principle of the present invention should be included in the protection scope of the present invention.

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1. An unmanned aerial vehicle cluster system cooperative task area coverage intelligent optimization method is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step 1, determining a task area, building a cluster distributed network with an unmanned aerial vehicle as a base station, creating a cluster unmanned aerial vehicle sensing area and acquiring an importance factor of the task area;
step 2, based on the perception area of the cluster unmanned aerial vehicle and the importance factor of the task area, distributing the task area to the responsibility area of each unmanned aerial vehicle in the cluster by using a GV graph method; constructing a coverage quality function, calculating a coverage quality target of the unmanned aerial vehicle in the cluster according to the importance factor of the task area, and obtaining an expected state of the unmanned aerial vehicle, wherein the method specifically comprises the following steps:
step 2.1, dividing the task area into a plurality of sub-areas by using a GV diagram method, and distributing the sub-areas to the responsibility areas of all unmanned aerial vehicles in the cluster according to the guaranteed sensing areas of the unmanned aerial vehicles and the importance factors of the task area; when sub-areas are distributed, whether information interaction is carried out between the unmanned aerial vehicle and the adjacent unmanned aerial vehicle set is judged, if not, the step 2.2 is carried out, and if not, the unmanned aerial vehicle and the adjacent unmanned aerial vehicle set are continuously judgedWhether the perception areas are overlapped or not is ensured, if the perception areas are overlapped, the task sub-area W allocated to the unmanned aerial vehicle needs to be subjected to task sub-area W i The update is carried out, and the data is updated,
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wherein q represents the location of the projection point, f i 、f j Respectively representing the coverage quality of the unmanned aerial vehicle i and the unmanned aerial vehicle j, wherein omega represents a task target area; dividing the whole task area into allocated and unallocated areas by the GV map method
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Unallocated area
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The partial region for ensuring the overlap of the sensing region is shown as
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Wherein,
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I n number of unmanned aerial vehicle clusters, C gs Representing the perception area, i, j representing unmanned aerial vehicles i and j, L being a set composed of unmanned aerial vehicles with the same coverage quality and ensuring the overlapping of perception areas, and the number of the unmanned aerial vehicles in the set being L n ,I L ={1,2,...,L n };
Step 2.2, constructing a sensor coverage quality function, and calculating a coverage quality target through the sensor coverage quality function and the importance factor to obtain cluster expected state information;
and 3, realizing the distributed control of the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster, and adjusting the input control law of the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster system according to the expected state information obtained in the step 2 to enable the cluster to reach the optimal state, thereby realizing the maximum coverage of the target area.
2. The unmanned aerial vehicle cluster system collaborative task area coverage intelligent optimization method of claim 1, characterized in that: the step 1 comprises the following steps:
step 1.1, acquiring unmanned aerial vehicle cluster state information and setting the cluster state information;
step 1.2, the unmanned aerial vehicle cluster realizes communication connection, and each unmanned aerial vehicle carries out information interaction with an adjacent unmanned aerial vehicle through a 5G communication module;
and 1.3, creating an unmanned aerial vehicle sensing area through a visual sensor module carried by the unmanned aerial vehicle in the cluster.
3. The unmanned aerial vehicle cluster system collaborative task area coverage intelligent optimization method of claim 2, characterized in that: the detection range of the cluster in the step 1.3 is an elliptical section obtained by intersecting a conical view field of the vision sensor module and a task area plane, and the center of the detection range is the projection center of the unmanned aerial vehicle in the task area; and considering the uncertainty of each unmanned aerial vehicle, creating a cluster unmanned aerial vehicle guarantee sensing area so that the unmanned aerial vehicle guarantee sensing area covers the uncertainty area.
4. The unmanned aerial vehicle cluster system cooperative task area coverage intelligent optimization method according to claim 3, characterized in that: the coverage quality target reflects the area covered by the cluster and the coverage quality of the area, and also comprises the importance of each unmanned aerial vehicle in the cluster, and the coverage of the maximum range of the cluster is realized by maximizing the coverage quality target of the unmanned aerial vehicle.
5. The unmanned aerial vehicle cluster system cooperative task area coverage intelligent optimization method of claim 4, wherein: importance factor with each drone being assigned to a sub-area
Figure FDA0003728370920000031
The sensor coverage quality function is expressed as:
Figure FDA0003728370920000032
wherein z is i Height information, h, representing drone i i Indicating the amount of visual sensor tilt, δ i Indicating the viewing cone angle of the vision sensor,
Figure FDA0003728370920000033
representing a set minimum height of drone i, 0 and 1 corresponding to the minimum and maximum mass of the sensor, respectively; the coverage quality target is expressed as
Figure FDA0003728370920000034
Where Ω denotes the task area, I n Indicates the number of cluster drones and phi indicates the importance factor to which the cluster drones are assigned.
6. The unmanned aerial vehicle cluster system collaborative task area coverage intelligent optimization method of claim 5, characterized in that: the step 3 specifically comprises the following steps:
step 3.1, setting a cluster control law and adjusting the cluster control law according to the expected state information;
and 3.2, under the action of the cluster control law in the step 3.2, optimizing and converging the system state information of the unmanned aerial vehicles in the cluster to a local optimal state, and enabling the unmanned aerial vehicles to reach a final balance state to realize the maximum range coverage of the cluster to the task area.
7. The unmanned aerial vehicle cluster system cooperative task area coverage intelligent optimization method of claim 1 or 6, wherein: the control laws comprise control laws for the translation amount, the inclination angle and the view cone angle of a sensor of the unmanned aerial vehicle i, and the control laws respectively comprise the following steps:
Figure FDA0003728370920000041
Figure FDA0003728370920000042
Figure FDA0003728370920000043
wherein A is i,θ ,A i,h ,A i,δ Respectively representing a sensor translation coefficient, a sensor inclination coefficient and a sensor view cone angle coefficient of the cluster unmanned aerial vehicle in a task area, wherein O represents a residual area which is not covered by a cluster guarantee perception area in a target area, k is an outward normal vector on a sub-area W, f is a coverage quality function of the unmanned aerial vehicle, and delta f ij =f i -f j Representing the coverage quality function difference of drone i from its neighboring drone j,
Figure FDA0003728370920000044
for the sensor translation variable, phi is the importance factor,
Figure FDA0003728370920000045
for the angular variation of the viewing cone of the sensor, delta i Is a half of the range of the viewing cone,
Figure FDA0003728370920000046
for sensor tilt variables, subscript i and subscript j denote drone i and its neighboring drone j.
8. The unmanned aerial vehicle cluster system collaborative task area coverage intelligent optimization method of claim 7, characterized in that: the final equilibrium state reached by the unmanned aerial vehicle is:
Figure FDA0003728370920000047
where H is the coverage quality target, q i For the position of the projected point on the task plane, z i For height information, θ i For the amount of translation of the visual sensor, delta i Is half cone range, h i For the tilt angle of the vision sensor, the subscript i denotes drone i and the superscript indicates the desired state.
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