Wide Area Surveillance: Real-Time Motion Detection Systems

ISBN-13: 9783662509623 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 236 str.

Vijayan K. Asari

Opis

This book describes a system for visual surveillance using intelligent cameras. It details new algorithms for signal and imaging processing for image reconstruction.

Spis treści

Background Subtraction: Theory and Practice.- Moving Cast Shadows Detection Methods for Video Surveillance Applications.- Moving Object Detection and Tracking in Wide Area Motion Imagery.- Recognizing Complex Human Activities via Crowd Context.- Event Based Switched Dynamic Bayesian Networks for Autonomous Cognitive Crowd Monitoring.- Unified Face Representation for Individual Recognition in Surveillance Videos.- Person Re-identification in Wide Area Camera Networks.- Opportunities and Challenges of Terrain Aided Navigation Systems for Aerial Surveillance by Unmanned Aerial Vehicles.- Automatic Target Recognition in Multispectral and Hyperspectral Imagery Via Joint Transform Correlation.- An Overview of Distributed Tracking and Control in Camera Networks.

O autorze

The Editor is an expert in the field of signal processing, image processing, neural networks, machine learning, computer vision, pattern recognition, and digital system architectures. His book series on Wide Area Surveillance will be very useful in developing intelligent systems and image reconstruction techniques that would have wide reaching applications in the field of applied engineering and computer science.

Blurb

The book describes a system for visual surveillance using intelligent cameras. The camera uses robust techniques for detecting and tracking moving objects. The real time capture of the objects is then stored int he database. The tracking data stored in the database is analysed to study the camera view, detect and track objects, and study object behavior. These set of models provide a robust framework for coordinating the tracking of objects between overlapping and non-overlapping cameras, and recording the activity of objects detected by the system.