A ship trajectory restoration method based on vector interpolation
A technology of ship trajectory and repair method, which is applied in complex mathematical operations, image data processing, instruments, etc. It can solve the problems of increased algorithm running time, rough repair results, and low accuracy of trajectory repair, achieving repair effectiveness and less time cost, repair has effect
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[0042] The preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
[0043] A ship track repair method based on vector interpolation provided by the present invention is based on the iterative and weighted average theory. First, the number of track points to be repaired is set, the time interval of track points to be repaired is determined, and the latitude and longitude coordinates of the start and end points are transformed into Gaussian projections. Then calculate the dynamic information of the trajectory to be repaired according to the dynamic information of the starting and ending points, and use the dynamic information of the trajectory to be repaired, the dynamic information of the starting and ending points, and the coordinate information to obtain two groups of coordinate prediction values; then carry out weighted average to the two groups of coordinate prediction values, Then carry out the Gaussian ...
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