This photo of Jean-Pierre Le Cadre was taken at the Paris FUSION Conference.
The Jean-Pierre Le Cadre Award recognizes excellence among researchers and scientists in information fusion. Jean-Pierre Le Cadre’s career was highly motivated by his pursuit of excellence in his research. Beginning in 2010, the Jean-Pierre Le Cadre Award is for the best paper of the FUSION conference and includes a certificate and an honorarium. Jean-Pierre Le Cadre Award is managed by the organizing committee for FUSION conference for that year. Each year, the best paper and two runners-up papers are recognized. In 2020, the Jean-Pierre Le Cadre Award went to Susanne Radtke, Benjamin Noack and Uwe D. Hanebeck for their paper entitled “Fully Decentralized Estimation Using Square-Root Decompositions”. Past recipients of the Jean-Pierre Le Cadre Award are summarized below.
2020 |
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Winner |
Fully Decentralized Estimation Using Square-Root Decompositions |
2019 |
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Winner |
How to Calibrate your Enemy’s Capabilities? Inverse Filtering for Counter-Autonomous Systems |
1st Runner Up |
Particle Flow Filters: Biases and Bias Avoidance |
2nd Runner Up |
Spooky effect in optimal OSPA estimation and how GOSPA solves it |
2018 |
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Winner |
Scalable Magnetic Field SLAM in 3D Using Gaussian Process Maps |
1st Runner Up |
On Integrating Human Decisions with Physical Sensors for Binary Decision Making |
2nd Runner Up |
Total Belief Theorem and Generalized Bayes' Theorem |
2017 |
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Winner |
Generalized Optimal Sub-Pattern Assignment Metric |
1st Runner Up |
Target Motion Analysis with Unknown Measurement Noise Variance |
2nd Runner Up |
Maximum Likelihood Detection on Images |
2016 |
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Winner |
Model-Based Data-Driven Approach for Sleep Apnea Detection |
1st Runner Up |
A Structured Mean Field Approach for Existence-Based Multiple Target Tracking |
2nd Runner Up |
Real-Time Forecasting of an Epidemic Outbreak: Ebola 2014/2015 Case Study |
2015 |
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Winner |
An Application of Interacting Multiple Model Tracking Method to Financial Modeling and Asset Allocation Shozo Mori, Kuochu Chang, Hajime Takahashi, Chee-Yee Chong |
1st Runner Up |
An Efficient Algorithm for Aircraft Conflict Detection and Resolution Using List Viterbi Algorithm Vesselin P. Jilkov, X. Rong Li, Jeffrey H. Ledet |
2nd Runner Up |
Trust Revision for Conflicting Sources Audun Jøsang, Magdalena Ivanovska, Tim Muller |
2014 |
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Winner |
Deterministic Approximation of Circular Densities with Symmetric Dirac Mixtures Based on Two Circular Moments Gerhard Kurz, Igor Gilitschenski and Uwe Hanebeck |
1st Runner Up |
Interacting Multiple Model Unscented Gauss-Helmert Filter for Bearings-only Tracking with State-Dependent Propagation Delay Rong Yang, Yaakov Bar-Shalom, Jack Hong’an Huang and Gee Wah Ng |
2nd Runner Up |
Improved Estimation of Conflict Probability for Aircraft Collision Avoidance Vesselin Jilkov, X. Rong Li and Jeffrey Ledet |
2013 |
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Winner |
Recursive Fusion of Noisy Depth and Position Measurements for Surface Reconstruction Gerhard Kurz and Uwe Hanebeck |
1st Runner Up |
Traffic Knowledge Discovery from AIS Data Giuliana Pallotta, Michele Vespe and Karna Bryan |
2nd Runner Up |
A New Approach for Doppler-only Target Tracking G. Battistelli, L. Chisci, C. Fantacci, A. Farina and A. Graziano |