Aircraft Prior Based on Primary Radar Data

The Bayesian approach described in the previous chapter is a recursive method that calculates the posterior state distribution at each measurement time from a distribution at the previous measurement time.

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Samuel Davey Neil Gordon Ian Holland Mark Rutten Jason Williams

Bayesian Methods in the Search for MH370

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Bayesian Methods in the Search for MH370

Samuel Davey National Security and ISR Division Defence Science and Technology Group Edinburgh, SA Australia

Mark Rutten National Security and ISR Division Defence Science and Technology Group Edinburgh, SA Australia

Neil Gordon National Security and ISR Division Defence Science and Technology Group Edinburgh, SA Australia

Jason Williams National Security and ISR Division Defence Science and Technology Group Edinburgh, SA Australia

Ian Holland Cyber and Electronic Warfare Division Defence Science and Technology Group Edinburgh, SA Australia

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