Contact Dariusz Maton
Areas of expertise
- Defence Sensors
- Defence Systems Engineering
Background
Dariusz initially completed his MEng in Aerospace Engineering at The University of Manchester before commencing study as a PhD student at Cranfield Defence and Security. His research focussed on improving the accuracy of position and orientation information from low-cost inertial sensors. He is now a Teaching Fellow in Flight Dynamics and Control in the Air Platforms and Weapons Group.
Research opportunities
Inertial sensors, navigation, environmental effects on sensors.
Current activities
Dariusz is currently a Teaching Fellow in the Air Platform and Weapons Group and contributes to the Guided Weapons Systems (GWS) MSc. Alongside this, he continues to pursue research in low-cost inertial sensing as well as flight dynamics and control.
Publications
Articles In Journals
- Maton D, Economou JT, Galvão Wall D, Khan I, Cooper R, .... (2026). Experimental-based Cramér-Rao lower bound estimation of triaxial accelerometer calibration methods using Monte Carlo simulation. Sensors and Actuators A: Physical, 397
- Maton D, Economou JT, Galvão Wall D, Khan I, Cooper R, .... (2024). Indirect tuning of a complementary orientation filter using velocity data and a genetic algorithm. Systems Science & Control Engineering, 12(1)
- Maton D, Economou JT, Galvão Wall D, Ward D & Trythall S. (2023). Subtractive clustering Takagi-Sugeno position tracking for humans by low-cost inertial sensors and velocity classification. Measurement and Control, 56(9-10)