Title :
Camera and Light Source Placement: A Multi-Objective Approach
Author :
Garg, Ritu ; Indu, S. ; Chaudhury, Santanu
Author_Institution :
Deptt. of Comput. Eng., DTU, Delhi, India
Abstract :
Optimal placement of visual sensors along with good lighting conditions is indispensable for the successful execution of surveillance applications. Limited field-of-view, depth-of-field, occlusion due to presence of different objects in the scene form the major constraints for visual sensor placement. While over/under exposed objects, shadowing and light rays directly incident on the camera lens are some of the constraints for light source placement. Because of the nature of the constraints and complexity of the problem, the placement problem is considered to be a multi-objective global optimization problem. The paper outlines the camera and light source location optimization problem with multiple objective functions. Multi-Objective Genetic Algorithm is used to maximize the camera coverage with optimum illumination of the sensing space.
Keywords :
cameras; genetic algorithms; image sensors; lighting; photometric light sources; sensor placement; surveillance; camera lens; camera placement; depth-of-field; field-of-view; light source location optimization problem; light source placement; lighting conditions; multiobjective genetic algorithm; multiobjective global optimization problem; occlusion; optimal visual sensor placement; surveillance applications; Cameras; Light sources; Lighting; Optimization; Sensors; Solid modeling; Visualization; Multi-Objective Optimization; Surveillance Applications; Visual Sensor Placement;
Conference_Titel :
Computer Vision, Pattern Recognition, Image Processing and Graphics (NCVPRIPG), 2011 Third National Conference on
Conference_Location :
Hubli, Karnataka
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4577-2102-1
DOI :
10.1109/NCVPRIPG.2011.47