| 研究生: |
皮卡漢 Prasetia, Ari Carisza Graha |
|---|---|
| 論文名稱: |
以艦載無人船隊執行區域覆蓋任務之最佳子母船聯合路線規劃問題研究 Optimal Collaborative Path Planning for Area Coverage Tasks by a Parent Boat Carrying Unmanned Surface Vehicles |
| 指導教授: |
王逸琳
Wang, I-Lin |
| 學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
| 系所名稱: |
管理學院 - 工業與資訊管理學系 Department of Industrial and Information Management |
| 論文出版年: | 2020 |
| 畢業學年度: | 108 |
| 語文別: | 英文 |
| 論文頁數: | 91 |
| 中文關鍵詞: | 覆蓋路徑規劃 、整數規劃 、局部搜尋演算法 、時空網絡 、無人船 |
| 外文關鍵詞: | Coverage Path Planning, Integer Programming, Local Search, Time-Space Network, Unmanned Surface Vehicles |
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隨著傳感和無線通信技術的進步,以遠端遙控的無人船隊(USV)可取代人力駕船方式,在特殊(譬如易擱淺、觸礁)的水域巡航以執行搜尋或科研任務。當USV的航線可進行標靶區域的任務時,該標靶區域即可視為被「覆蓋」,獲取其任務效果。假設水域中有多個標靶區域散佈四處,若能有效地規劃多台 USV 路線以同時巡航,將能在更短時間內完成更多的區域覆蓋任務以獲取最大的任務效果。然而, USV 體積小、續航力短,必須與其被搭載的母船(PB)會合才能進行充換電以重新出發。因此,母船的路線也應一併規劃才能發揮最大綜效。
本論文即探討在時限內能獲取最大任務效果的子母船聯合覆蓋路徑規劃問題,首先我們先針對母船之航線已知(但時程未知)的簡化版問題設定,建構一個以時空網路為基礎的整數規劃模型,由於該模型含有大量變數與限制式,僅能處理極小規模的情境,因此我們再以分進合擊的方式將分佈四處之標靶區域劃分成合適個數的分群任務區域,而各區域再以整數規劃模型(ICH)或局部搜尋演算法(ILS)分別處理,最後再串接母船航線。此簡化問題的測試結果顯示,ILS演算法效率極佳,但ICH模型僅適用於標靶必須較均勻分佈的情境。之後,我們再進一步將PB路線設成未定,亦建構整數規劃模型、修改ICH與ILS演算法,並設計「分段式啟發演算法」(SSH),將規劃期間切成數個時段,再依序處理規模較小的整數規劃問題以串接成最後決策。測試結果顯示 SSH 與 ILS 皆有不錯之求解表現。
Due to improvements in sensing and wireless communication technology, a fleet of unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) can now be used to search water areas for the purpose of carrying out multiple targeted operations. Specifically, multiple USVs can conduct search tasks simultaneously. However, due to its limited battery or fuel capacity, a USV requires recharging (or refueling) or battery swapping to continue longer range missions. Thus, we propose a mechanism in which USVs can depart from and return to a parent boat (PB) for recharging and data collection.
Assuming each target has a value of importance, this thesis investigates how to calculate optimal routes for both PB and USVs so that USVs can cover all the target areas, with the total target values as the objective for operating in a limited amount of time. We propose an integer programming formulation on a time-space network for cases of a given PB path (C1) and the case where the PB path is not yet known (C2), based on techniques similar to the coverage path planning (CPP), the orienteering problem, and the two-echelon routing problem in the literature. Although mathematical formulations can be used to solve the problem, this is quite time-consuming.
We thus designed three methods to solve the problems related to calculating good routings in a shorter time. The first method is the Iterative Clustering Heuristic (ICH) based on the clustering technique, which was intended to limit the workspace for each USV. The second method is the Iterative Local Search (ILS) algorithm based on multiple local search procedures, which was intended to further shorten the computational results. The third method is the Sequential Segmentation Heuristic (SSH), which is based on the segmentation process and was intended to limit the time-bound in each segment. The results of our preliminary computational experiments for both cases and a real-world scenario problem setting indicate that the proposed solution methods can calculate good search plans faster than the proposed integer programming model.
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