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Abstract
The invention provides a holographic navigation scene graph construction method and device based on ontology modeling, and provides a scene semantic model based on ontology, which is used for carrying out structural description on objects in the scene, semantic relations among the objects and behaviors of the objects, so that the function of timely making accurate behavior decisions in the face of a dynamic complex environment is realized. The invention carries out layered modeling on a water traffic scene, which comprises an element layer, an object layer and a scene layer, takes time and place as a description frame of the scene, and independently constructs a body; the efficient organization and expression of the multi-source heterogeneous information in the scene are realized. According to the invention, the water traffic scene is accurately modeled and understood, and after the objects and behaviors are visualized, the holographic navigation scene graph based on the ontology is formed, so that the dynamic expression requirement of the full-element information of the water traffic scene in the space-time dimension is met.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the technical field of intelligent navigation, and particularly relates to a holographic navigation scene graph construction method and device based on ontology modeling.
Background
At present, navigation charts such as electronic sea charts only comprise the spatial position states of the entities and the motion characteristics of dynamic entities, and do not comprise descriptions of layering of entity attributes and relevance among a plurality of entities. To obtain this information, the current practice is grid decomposition: firstly, mapping environment perception information into a local raster image, and then obtaining required entity attributes or correlations among entities from the raster image by a progressive search method. In addition, the data of the electronic chart is organized in the form of geographic coordinates, and the spatial objects are simply combined in the form of spatial coordinates, so that the data is difficult to understand by a machine.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to solve the technical problems that: the holographic navigation scene graph construction method and device based on ontology modeling are used for achieving the function of timely making accurate behavior decisions in the face of a dynamic complex environment.
The technical scheme adopted by the invention for solving the technical problems is as follows: a holographic navigation scene graph construction method based on ontology modeling comprises the following steps:
S1: collecting information related to a ship navigation task by adopting a means comprising ubiquitous sensing to form an element layer of a water traffic scene, wherein the element layer comprises navigation environment elements, shore-based scene elements, infrastructure elements and traffic flow elements;
S2: the element layer is used for accommodating all-element information of the scene perceived by various means, and extracting key information in the element layer according to the elements in the step S1 to provide an ontology model Scenario= { Object, behavior, condition }; analyzing knowledge concept layers and relations of traffic objects, behaviors and conditions included in the water traffic scene, and constructing Object classes, behavior classes and conditions;
s3: defining object attributes and data attributes of the classes to form an object layer, and obtaining an ontology concept model;
s4: and instantiating the body model according to the environment priori knowledge, the real-time environment perception information and the ship behavior information, and establishing the relation between the object and the behavior to form a navigation scene, namely a scene layer.
According to the above scheme, in the step S2, the traffic objects include people, ships and environments; behaviors include actions and events; the conditions include weather, hydrology and traffic conditions; in the step S4, the environment priori knowledge is the navigation environment of the topology acquired in advance, including a channel, an anchor ground and a berth; the real-time context awareness information includes weather, hydrologic and traffic conditions detected in real-time.
According to the above scheme, in the step S1, elements included in the water traffic scene in the element layer include time, space, traffic objects, things, events and phenomena; the bottom data for constructing the water traffic scene comprises related information of water traffic objects or events, and comprises structural information, weather hydrologic information, traffic flow state information and ship behavior state information of a navigation environment and associated information among elements.
According to the above scheme, in the step S2, objects are objects, including people, ships, and environments; the person is used for describing the type, the number, the physiological attribute and the psychological attribute of the crews; the ship is used for describing the type, the scale, the size of the number lamp, the motion state, the maneuvering capability and the avoidance roles of the ship; the environment is used to describe navigation environment elements, shore-based scene elements, and infrastructure elements; the environment information is acquired through environment priori knowledge, and the updating frequency is low, and the environment information comprises navigation environment elements, infrastructure elements and shore-based scene elements; the navigation environment elements are channel elements, including shoreline, underwater topography, water depth and shoal; the navigation environment elements are acquired through a sounding system comprising multiple beams and sonar; the infrastructure elements include navigation-aid service facility data and navigation-related facility data; the infrastructure elements are integrated through a database and extracted through electronic channel map data; the shore-based scene elements include offshore oblique photogrammetric traffic and pipeline facility data, landform and vegetation data, and boundary data; the shore-based scene feature is acquired by oblique photogrammetry.
According to the above scheme, in the step S2, behavior is a Behavior, including an action and an event; the actions refer to changes in the speed or heading of the vessel, including acceleration, deceleration, stopping, left-hand turning, right-hand turning, and steering; the event is a higher-level ship semantic behavior, including navigation in a channel, entering a channel, exiting a channel, anchoring, entering an anchor, exiting an anchor, berthing, preparing for berthing, leaving, ship following, ship meeting; the Behavior information updating frequency is high, and the static information, the dynamic information and the environment information of the ship are obtained through topology calculation after equipment including AIS, CCTV and radar senses.
According to the above scheme, in the step S2, conditions are conditions including weather, hydrology and traffic conditions; weather is used to describe the state of wind, flow, visibility, and rainfall; hydrology is used to describe the state of water flow, water level; the traffic condition class is used to describe the state of traffic flow, traffic density and traffic speed; the update frequency of the Condition information is higher than that of the environment information, and a real-time acquisition mode is adopted.
According to the above scheme, in the step S3, in the object layer, object attributes and data attributes of each class are defined according to the class in the element, and the element and the attributes are packaged or the element and the element are combined to form a space-time object of the scene, which is used as a template for real-time extraction of the subsequent object;
The object comprises a space position, a space shape, an attribute characteristic, a composition structure, a behavior capability and an association relation; the space position is described by a semantic position model and comprises a place name, coordinates and landmarks; the space morphology is described by a geometric object model and a hierarchical detail model, wherein the geometric object model comprises points, lines, planes, volumes and composite objects; the attribute features include common attributes and unique attributes; the composition structure comprises a space structure and a hierarchical structure; behavioral capabilities include individual dynamic behaviors and object linkage behaviors; the association relationship comprises a spatial relationship, a time relationship and an attribute relationship; the attribute relationship comprises a correlation relationship and a function relationship;
Object attributes include Decide decided, isUnderConditionOf under certain conditions, restrict restricted, HASRIGHTCHANNEL right lane, HASLEFTCHANNEL left lane, hasFrontChannel front lane, hasBehindChannel back lane, hasLine wired, hasPoint dotted, isApproachTo near, isAwayFrom far away, isConnectedTo connected to a certain connection, isDisconnectedTo disconnected from a certain connection, isOn above a certain connection, isFollowing following;
decide the definition domain is a shipship or a Human, and the value domain is Behavior Behavior;
isUnderConditionOf under a certain Condition, the definition domain is a clip Ship, and the value domain is a Condition;
Restrict the definition domain of the restriction is an Environment, and the value domain is Behavior Behavior;
HASRIGHTCHANNEL the definition domain with the right Channel is a Channel, and the value domain is a Channel;
HASLEFTCHANNEL the definition domain of the left Channel is a Channel, and the value domain is a Channel;
hasFrontChannel the definition domain of the front Channel is a Channel, and the value domain is a Channel;
hasBehindChannel the definition domain of the back Channel is a Channel, and the value domain is a Channel;
the hasLine wired definition domain is a Channel or Berth berth or Anchorage anchor, and the value domain is a Line boundary Line;
hasPoint the dotted definition domain is Channel or Berth berth or Anchorage anchor, the value domain is PointEntity point entity;
isApproachTo is a shipship, the value domain is a Channel or Berth berth or Anchorage anchor or Lock Ship Lock or Bridge or Obstacle obstacle or shipship;
isAwayFrom is a shipship, the value domain is a Channel or Berth berth or Anchorage anchor or Lock Ship Lock or Bridge or Obstacle obstacle or shipship;
isConnectedTo and a certain connection are defined as a Channel or a Berth berth or a Anchorage anchor, and the value domain is a Channel or a Berth berth or a Anchorage anchor;
isDisconnectedTo and a definition domain which is not connected with the map are a Channel or a Berth berth or a Anchorage anchor, and a value domain is a Channel or a Berth berth or a Anchorage anchor;
isOn above a certain definition domain is Obstacle obstacle or Lock or Navigation aids navigation mark, and the value domain is Channel navigation Channel;
isFollowing is followed by a definition field of a Ship, and a value field of the Ship;
The data attributes include Distance, hasBoundaryPosition with boundary position, hasChannelDirection with course direction, HASCHANNELWIDTH with course width, hasDepthOfWater with depth, HASCLEARANCEHEIGHT with slack height, hasFlowDirection with flow direction, hasFlowSpeed with flow rate, hasWindDirection with wind direction, HASWINDSPEED with wind speed, hasVisibilityDistance with visible Distance, HASTRAFFICDENSITY with traffic density, hasTrafficFlow with traffic flow, hasTrafficVelocity with traffic speed, HASSHIPNAME with name, HASSHIPTYPE with vessel type, hasMMSI with mobile identification code, hasHeightAboveWaterline with water line height, HASSHIPDEPTH with vessel height, HASSHIPWIDTH with vessel width, HASSHIPLENGTH with vessel length, hasCourse with heading, hasDraft with draft, HASHEADING with bow direction, hasPosition with position, hasSpeed with speed;
The Distance is defined as the field of the Ship, and the value field is the Float single-precision floating point;
hasBoundaryPosition the definition domain of boundary position is Channel or Berth berth or Anchorage anchor, the value domain is Double precision floating point type;
hasChannelDirection the definition domain with the Channel direction is Channel, and the value domain is Float single-precision floating point;
HASCHANNELWIDTH the definition domain with Channel width is Channel, and the value domain is Float single-precision floating point;
hasDepthOfWater has a definition domain of water depth of Channel or Berth berth or Anchorage anchor, and has a value domain of Float single-precision floating point;
HASCLEARANCEHEIGHT has a definition domain with a rich height as Bridge, and a value domain as Float single-precision floating point;
hasFlowDirection the definition domain with Flow direction is Flow, and the value domain is Flow single-precision floating point type;
hasFlowSpeed has a Flow rate definition domain as Flow, and a value domain as Flow single-precision floating point;
hasWindDirection has Wind direction definition domain as Wind, and value domain as Float single precision floating point;
HASWINDSPEED has a Wind speed definition domain of Wind, and a value domain of Float single-precision floating point;
hasVisibilityDistance the definition domain with visible distance is Visibility, and the value domain is Float single-precision floating point type;
HASTRAFFICDENSITY the definition domain of the traffic density is a Channel, and the value domain is a Float single-precision floating point;
hasTrafficFlow the definition domain of traffic flow is Channel, and the value domain is Float single-precision floating point;
hasTrafficVelocity the definition domain of the traffic speed is a Channel, and the value domain is a Float single-precision floating point;
HASSHIPNAME has the definition domain of Ship name as the Ship, and the value domain as String characters;
HASSHIPTYPE the definition domain of the Ship type is a clip Ship, and the value domain is String characters;
hasMMSI the definition domain with the mobile identification code is a clip Ship, and the value domain is Long integer;
hasHeightAboveWaterline the definition domain of the upper water line height is a clip Ship, and the value domain is a Float single-precision floating point;
HASSHIPDEPTH the definition domain with Ship height is a Ship, and the value domain is a Float single-precision floating point;
HASSHIPWIDTH has a definition domain of Ship width as a Ship, and a value domain as a Float single-precision floating point;
HASSHIPLENGTH has the definition domain of the captain as the shipship, and the value domain as the Float single-precision floating point;
hasCourse has a definition domain of heading as a Ship, and a value domain as a Float single-precision floating point;
hasDraft has draft defined domain as the Ship, and value domain as Float single-precision floating point;
HASHEADING has a definition domain of the bow direction as a clip Ship, and a value domain as a Float single-precision floating point;
hasPosition the definition domain with the position is a Ship, and the value domain is a Float single-precision floating point;
hasSpeed has a speed definition field of a Ship, and a value field of a Float single-precision floating point type.
According to the above scheme, in the step S4, the scene layer is configured to describe the correlation between the object and the object, and between the object and the behavior, and instantiate according to the real-time information of the scene to form the structured expression of the scene; the related relations comprise spatial relations, time relations and semantic relations; the time relationship includes a time point relationship and a time period relationship, described as early, late, intervening, beginning or ending; the spatial relationship comprises a topological relationship, an azimuth relationship and a distance relationship; the semantic relationship is described as a triple structure < master, so-called guest > structure by adopting a resource description framework RDF.
Further, in the step S4, according to the scene elements actually existing in the traffic scene, the scenario knowledge in the assertion fact Abox is re-expressed by using the concept model set in advance in the axiom set Tbox forming the ontology knowledge base, and the ontology model is instantiated; instantiating the ontology model by using the environment priori knowledge, the real-time environment perception information and the ship behavior information to obtain an ontology knowledge base of OWL description; and inputting the real-time information into the ontology model and carrying out multi-scale dynamic expression after visualization so as to meet the change requirement of the full-element information on the time scale.
A holographic navigation scene graph construction device based on ontology modeling comprises a data preprocessing module, an element identification and extraction processing module, an object information packaging module, an object behavior information module, an object and behavior relation calculation module and a visualization module; the data preprocessing module is used for preprocessing the data of the perceived full-element information and providing the instantiated available information for the ontology model; the element identification and extraction processing module is used for extracting scene elements related to the navigation task so as to obtain an entity of the holographic navigation scene graph; the object information packaging module is used for forming space-time objects in the scene by combining the objects contained in the scene and the attributes of the objects or the objects; the object behavior information module is used for acquiring behavior information of the space-time object and processing the space-time object according to the ontology modeling method; the relation calculation module of the object and the behavior is used for calculating the correlation between the object and between the object and the behavior; and the visualization module is used for storing the navigation scene constructed by the body into the graph database and carrying out visual expression.
The beneficial effects of the invention are as follows:
1. According to the method and the device for constructing the holographic navigation scene graph based on the ontology modeling, which are disclosed by the invention, aiming at the problems that the water traffic scene modeling method is insufficient in expression and machine understanding of the scene can not be realized, the scene semantic model based on the ontology is provided, the semantic relation among objects in the scene and the behaviors of the objects are structurally described, and the function of timely making accurate behavior decisions in the face of a dynamic complex environment is realized.
2. The invention carries out layered modeling on the water traffic scene: at the element layer, mainly defining the class of the full element information in the scene; extracting elements related to tasks in navigation scenes and related attributes thereof in an object layer; at a scene layer, constructing a relation between an object and an object behavior; taking the time and the place as a description framework of the scene, and independently constructing an ontology; the efficient organization and expression of the multi-source heterogeneous information in the scene are realized.
3. The invention accurately models and understands the water traffic scene; after the objects and the behaviors are visualized, a holographic navigation scene graph based on an ontology is formed; the dynamic expression requirement of the full-element information of the water traffic scene on the space-time dimension is met.
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FIG. 2 is a descriptive model diagram of a water traffic object in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a class diagram in a water traffic scenario in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 4 is a functional block diagram of an embodiment of the present invention.
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Referring to fig. 4, an embodiment of the present invention includes a data preprocessing module, an element recognition extraction processing module, an object information encapsulation module, an object behavior information module, and a relationship calculation module and a visualization module of an object and a behavior;
The data preprocessing module is used for preprocessing the data of the perceived full-element information and providing the instantiated available information for the ontology model;
the element identification and extraction processing module is used for extracting scene elements related to the navigation task so as to obtain an entity of the holographic navigation scene graph;
The object information packaging module is used for forming space-time objects in the scene by combining the objects contained in the scene and the attributes of the objects or the objects;
The object behavior information module is used for acquiring behavior information of the space-time object and processing the space-time object according to the ontology modeling method;
The relation calculation module of the object and the behavior is used for calculating the correlation between the object and between the object and the behavior;
and the visualization module is used for storing the navigation scene constructed by the body into the graph database and carrying out visual expression.
Referring to fig. 1, the method for constructing the holographic navigation scene graph based on ontology modeling comprises the following steps:
s1: collecting information related to a ship navigation task through means such as ubiquitous sensing and the like to form an element layer comprising navigation environment elements, shore-based scene elements, infrastructure elements, traffic flow elements and the like;
S2: according to the scene elements in the step S1, extracting key information in an element layer, analyzing knowledge concept layers and relations of traffic objects (people, ships, environments), behaviors (actions, events), conditions (weather, hydrology, traffic conditions) and the like in a traffic scene, and constructing Object classes, behavior classes and Environment classes;
s3: defining object attributes and data attributes corresponding to the classes to obtain an ontology concept model;
S4: the body model is instantiated by using environment priori knowledge (topological navigation environment: navigation channel, anchor ground, berth and the like can be acquired in advance), real-time environment perception information (weather, hydrology and traffic conditions, and the environment perception system is required to detect in real time and serve as temporary knowledge storage) and ship behavior information, and the relationship between objects and behaviors is established to form a navigation scene.
The key of intelligent navigation is that the intelligent navigation faces a dynamic complex environment, accurate behavior decisions can be made in time, and the precondition and the basis of the behavior decisions are that the intelligent ship can accurately model and understand the water traffic scene. Because research on understanding of the water traffic scene is relatively lacking at present, standardized definition of the water navigation scene is not available, the water traffic scene is divided into three layers by the patent, and the layer construction steps refer to fig. 1.
1. In the element layer, elements such as time, space, traffic objects, things, events and phenomena are included in the water traffic scene, and the bottom data sources for constructing the water traffic scene are water traffic objects or event related information (such as positions, states and environments) and include structural information, weather hydrologic information, traffic flow state information, ship behavior state information and related information among elements of a navigation environment (such as a navigation channel). Therefore, the element layer mainly accommodates the full-element information of the scene perceived by various means, and the proposed ontology model classifies the classes in the scene into: scenario= { Object, behavior, condition }, see fig. 3.
Object class is an Object, including people, boats, environment. People mainly describe the type, quantity, physiological attributes and psychological attributes of crews; the ship is mainly used for describing the type, the scale, the number type, the motion state, the maneuvering capability, the avoidance roles and the like of the ship; the environment is mainly used for describing navigation environment elements, shore-based scene elements and infrastructure elements, such as channels, anchors, berths, bridges and the like, the update frequency of the environment information is low, and the environment information is acquired by using the priori knowledge of the environment, as shown in table 1.
TABLE 1 classification and connotation of environmental class elements
Behavior is a Behavior, including actions, events. The actions refer to the change of the speed or the course of the ship, such as acceleration, deceleration, stay, left turn, right turn, direction keeping and the like; the event is a higher level of semantic behavior of the ship, including sailing in the channel, entering the channel, exiting the channel, anchoring, entering the anchor, exiting the anchor, leaning in, preparing to lean in, leaving, following the ship, meeting the ship, and the like. The information updating frequency is relatively high, and the information is acquired by performing topology calculation on ship static and dynamic information and environment information perceived by equipment such as AIS, CCTV, radar and the like.
Condition type conditions including weather, hydrology, traffic conditions, etc. Weather mainly describes the states of wind, flow, visibility, rainfall, etc.; hydrology is used to describe the state of water flow, water level, etc.; traffic conditions are used to describe the state of traffic flow, traffic density, traffic speed. Compared with the navigation environment of the topology, the information has higher updating frequency and needs to be acquired in real time.
2. At the object layer, according to the classes in the elements, the data attribute and the object attribute of each class are respectively defined, the elements and the attributes are packaged or combined to form the space-time object of the scene, and the space-time object is used as a template for extracting the subsequent object in real time. A description model of the object is shown in fig. 2.
Wherein the object properties (also referred to as relationship properties) and the data properties are shown in tables 2 and 3.
TABLE 2 object Properties in Water traffic scene
TABLE 3 data Properties in Water traffic scenarios
3. At a scene layer, the relation problem among objects and behaviors is mainly solved, and then the structural expression of the scene is formed after instantiation is carried out according to the real-time information of the scene.
The correlation relationship mainly comprises a spatial relationship, a time relationship and a semantic relationship. The spatial relationship comprises a topological relationship, an azimuth relationship and a distance relationship; the time point relationship, time period relationship may be described as early, late, intervening, beginning, ending. The semantic relationships are relatively complex, and can be described as a triple structure < master, slave, guest > structure, e.g., a event triggers B behavior, C event causes D event, using a resource description framework (Resource description framework, RDF).
Instantiating a portion. The foregoing describes the modeling process of knowledge such as objects and behaviors related to the water traffic scene, which is equivalent to filling the Tbox forming the ontology knowledge base with background knowledge, but the scene knowledge in Abox still lacks, and the concept model set in advance in Tbox is used for re-expression according to the scene elements actually existing in the traffic scene, namely, the instantiation of the ontology model.
The instantiation process of the onto-model has two aspects: firstly, the prior information of the traffic scene is instantiated, and secondly, the real-time perception information of the environment is instantiated. The ontology model is instantiated by using environment priori knowledge (such as navigation environment: navigation channel, anchor ground, berth and the like, which can be acquired in advance), real-time environment perception information (weather, hydrology and traffic conditions, which need real-time detection of an environment perception system and serve as temporary knowledge storage) and ship behavior information, so as to obtain an ontology knowledge base of OWL description. The real-time information is input into the ontology model and visualized, then the multi-scale dynamic expression can be carried out, and the change requirement of the full-element information on the time scale is met.
The above embodiments are merely for illustrating the design concept and features of the present invention, and are intended to enable those skilled in the art to understand the content of the present invention and implement the same, the scope of the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments. Therefore, all equivalent changes or modifications according to the principles and design ideas of the present invention are within the scope of the present invention.
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