2007 · 58 citations · 22 references
ComputingComputer ScienceComputer SystemsComputer VisionMachine VisionSensor FusionDigital SurveillanceMotion AnalysisObject DetectionTracking SystemsVideo AnalysisVisual TrackingCamerasForeground RemovalMotion SegmentationMulti-camera TrackingMulti-camera VisionNavigationUser Interface IntegrationVisual Object Tracking
DOTS (Dynamic Object Tracking System) is an indoor, real-time, multi-camera surveillance system, deployed in a real office setting. DOTS combines video analysis and user interface components to enable security personnel to effectively monitor views of interest and to perform tasks such as tracking a person. The video analysis component performs feature-level foreground segmentation with reliable results even under complex conditions. It incorporates an efficient greedy-search approach for tracking multiple people through occlusion and combines results from individual cameras into multi-camera trajectories. The user interface draws the users. attention to important events that are indexed for easy reference at a later time. Different views within the user interface provide spatial information for easier navigation. Our system, with over twenty video cameras installed in hallways and other public spaces in our office building, has been in constant use for almost a year.
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