The Peruvian Navy (MGP) has set itself the task of improving the capabilities of the battle management system of its 209/1200 submarines.
Therefore, it has launched the so-called Quipu project, which aims to develop new tracking motion analysis (TMA) algorithms used to determine the range, heading, and contact speed parameters.
The term Quipu refers to a system for storing information using a series of knots, wool, or cotton threads in different colors, which was used by the Incas and other cultures in ancient Peru.
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The first submarine on which the Quipu project will be implemented . . .
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