The combination of a global routing algorithm and a path-finding algorithm for an unmanned moving vehicle.

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Floom, Marvin Hubert Jr.
Date
1969-10Advisor
Kirk, Donald E.
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In future space missions it is planned that an unmanned
robot will be sent to explore the other planets'
surface. Control of the vehicle from earth is unrealistic
because of the long delay time in the transmission of data,
From a gross knowledge of the terrain a global routing algorithm
can be used to find an optimal path from one point
to another. A survey was undertaken to find an algorithm
best suited for this use. Dynamic programming was selected
and in combination with Lim's path-finding algorithm
proved to be successful in simulated vehicle explorations
over terrain represented by Gaussian density functions.
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