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Abstract: An urban search and rescue environment is generally explored with two high-level goals: first, to map the space in three dimensions using a local, relative coordinate frame of reference; and second, to identify targets within that space, such as human victims, data recorders, suspected terrorist devices or other valuable or possibly hazardous objects. The work presented here considers a team of heterogeneous agents and examines strategies in which a potentially very large number of small,... (Update)

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@misc{ urban-toward,
  author = "Networks For Urban",
  title = "Toward Automatic Reconfiguration of Robot-Sensor",
  url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/757171.html" }
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