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This research aims to improve UAV loitering and target tracking for enhanced border patrol missions under dynamic conditions.

April 23, 2026Unmanned Systems

Enhanced Loitering and Target Tracking of UAVs for border patrol missions: Comprehensive Modeling, Control, and Guidance Framework

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SSSALAH SHAHEENSuez Canal University ESEhab SafwatMilitary Technical College AEAhmed E. Elbanna

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The study demonstrates improved target tracking and loitering efficiency in UAVs, indicating advanced operational capabilities for border patrol tasks.

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This research aims to improve UAV loitering and target tracking for enhanced border patrol missions under dynamic conditions.
Developed a novel adaptive loiter radius algorithm to optimize flight patterns.
Implemented a predictive motion estimator to anticipate target movements.
Utilized a gain-scheduled PID controller for stability across various flight conditions.
Achieved a 73% reduction in lateral path deviation compared to conventional guidance.
Reduced target miss distance by 68% through predictive motion estimation.
Demonstrated a 42% decrease in energy consumption via integrated control strategies.

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SHAHEEN et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e9baa885696592c86ecaec https://doi.org/10.1142/s2301385028500148

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The study demonstrates improved target tracking and loitering efficiency in UAVs, indicating advanced operational capabilities for border patrol tasks.

Enhanced Loitering and Target Tracking of UAVs for border patrol missions: Comprehensive Modeling, Control, and Guidance Framework

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