GPS Localization for Enhancement of Military Fence Unit

The most dependable source of location is the Global Positioning System (GPS). The range of operation of the sensors employed for localization is limited, as are the surrounding conditions. A system based on GPS localising properties and a network of sensors is proposed to avoid insufficient localization and improve surveillance conditions. The GPS output is continuously checked in conjunction with the sensor network output in order to monitor and provide a systematic elimination of incursion while also improving the surveillance situation in the designated region. It was created with the military barrier portion in mind. A pyroelectric sensor for human detection, a vibration sensor for unnoticed vibration detection in the fence section, and a heartbeat sensor at the designated entry offer systematic access to the individuals working in the specified area are all part of the sensor network. The GPS node is installed near the fence section to produce a highly accurate localised output. The sensor output is displayed in the control monitor along with the GPS localised output. The goal is to improve the localisation techniques employed in military fence units so that intruders may be detected and monitoring can be increased.