  This paper studies the resilient distributed recovery of large fields under
measurement attacks, by a team of agents, where each measures a small subset of
the components of a large spatially distributed field. An adversary corrupts
some of the measurements. The agents collaborate to process their measurements,
and each is interested in recovering only a fraction of the field. We present a
field recovery consensus+innovations type distributed algorithm that is
resilient to measurement attacks, where an agent maintains and updates a local
state based on its neighbors states and its own measurement. Under sufficient
conditions on the attacker and the connectivity of the communication network,
each agent's state, even those with compromised measurements, converges to the
true value of the field components that it is interested in recovering.
Finally, we illustrate the performance of our algorithm through numerical
examples.
