Spatial registration is the primary challenge affecting target tracking accuracy, especially for the aerial moving platform and sea target tracking. In this environment, it is important to account for both the errors in sensor observations and the variations in platform attitude. In order to solve the problem of complex types of errors in the tracking of sea targets by aerial moving platforms, a new spatial registration algorithm is proposed. Through separating and analyzing observation data, the influence of sensor observation error and attitude error on observation data is obtained, and a systematic error consistency matrix is established. Based on observation information from multiple platforms, accurate tracking of sea targets can be accomplished without estimating systematic error. In order to verify the effectiveness of the algorithm, we carried out simulation experiments and practical experiments on the lake, which showed that the new algorithm was more efficient than traditional algorithms.
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