DocumentCode
1209580
Title
Automated video protection, monitoring & detection
Author
Lipton, Alan J. ; Heartwell, Craig H. ; Haering, Niels ; Madden, Donald
Author_Institution
Object Video, Reston, VA, USA
Volume
18
Issue
5
fYear
2003
fDate
5/1/2003 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
3
Lastpage
18
Abstract
The latest generation of computer vision technology is revolutionizing concepts, applications, and products in video surveillance and CCTV. This is of prime relevance to security for large outdoor facilities such as commercial airfields, refineries, power plants, and office/industrial campuses. Most airfields, for example, have open (unfenced) perimeters, high volume heterogeneous traffic, are easily accessed on foot or by water, and exist in areas where regulations providing a safety buffer are difficult to legislate or enforce. And all airfields require 24/7 outdoor monitoring - snow, fog, rain, or shine. Likewise, most high-value facilities appealing to criminals and terrorists are in close proximity to public areas (roads, residences, city, etc.). The appeal of automated real-time surveillance is obvious $maximizing efficiency and effectiveness of security personnel and resources while increasing the probability of preventing a serious security breach. Computer vision based solutions have the potential for very discriminating detection and very low false alarms. The bottom line is that applied computer vision has the potential for the greatest return on investment (ROI), both short-term and long-term.
Keywords
airports; computer vision; computerised monitoring; image classification; security; surveillance; video equipment; video signal processing; CCTV; airfield outdoor monitoring; automated real-time surveillance efficiency/effectiveness; automated video protection/monitoring/detection; commercial airfield open perimeters; computer vision technology; criminal/terrorist activities; detection discrimination; false alarms; high volume heterogeneous traffic; image classification; image detection; image recognition; office/industrial campuses; power plants; refineries; security breach detection; security personnel/resource management; security systems; video surveillance; Air safety; Application software; Computer vision; Computerized monitoring; Foot; Power generation; Protection; Refining; Snow; Video surveillance;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Aerospace and Electronic Systems Magazine, IEEE
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0885-8985
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/MAES.2003.1201453
Filename
1201453
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