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Intelligent Behavior of Autonomous Vehicles in Outdoor Environment

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The objective of this PhD-project has been to develop and enhance the operational behaviour of autonomous or automated conventional machines under out-door conditions. This has included developing high-level planning measures for the maximisation of machine productivity as an important element in the continued efforts of planning and controlling resource inputs in both arable and high value crops farming. The methods developed generate the optimized coverage path for any field regardless of its complexity on 2D or 3D terrains without any human intervention and in a manner that minimizes operational time, skipped and overlapped areas, and fuel consumption. By applying the developed approaches, a reduction of more than 20% in consumed fossil fuel together with a corresponding reduction in the emissions of CO2 and other greenhouses is achievable.In this work, a software package for the autonomous navigation of field robotics over 2D and 3D field terrains and the optimization of field operations and machinery systems have been developed. A web-based version of the developed software package is currently under progress.

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Ibrahim Abdel Fattah Abdel Hameed (2012). Intelligent Behavior of Autonomous Vehicles in Outdoor Environment. Technical Report Mechanical Engineering, 1(2). https://doi.org/10.7146/me.v1i2.21211

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Hameed, I. A. F. A. (2012). Intelligent Behavior of Autonomous Vehicles in Outdoor Environment. Technical Report Mechanical Engineering, 1(2). https://doi.org/10.7146/me.v1i2.21211
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