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Aerial person detection. Computer vision on a fixed-wing UAV, connected to ATAK.
Explore the projectAviation / Applied research
A hybrid AI architecture for scene understanding and event prediction in aviation.
01 / The challenge
An isolated detection does not explain what may happen next. The research question is how to combine observations, relationships and learned dynamics to interpret a scene and anticipate critical events in an aviation setting.
This research explores how an AI system can move beyond detecting individual objects to reason about a changing scene. Multimodal perception, semantic graph reasoning and model-based reinforcement learning are brought together in a Unity 3D aircraft-landing scenario to investigate runway risks and decision support.
02 / The approach
Combine multimodal observations with a semantic representation of the scene and its relationships.
Use graph-based contextual reasoning and model-based reinforcement learning within a hybrid architecture.
Explore the architecture through a Unity 3D aircraft-landing case study and document the research in a conference paper.
03 / Outcomes
04 / Scope & next steps
Research conducted in the context of a CIRA internship. The linked paper identifies the full author team.
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