Visual Sensor Technology for Advanced Surveillance Systems: Historical View, Technological Aspects and Research Activities in Italy
The paper is a survey of the main technological aspects of advanced visual-based surveillance systems. A brief historical view of such systems from the origins to nowadays is given together with a short description of the main research projects in Italy on surveillance applications in the last twent...
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doaj-9b078d88999a4366a17596c193ae326c2020-11-25T02:15:45ZengMDPI AGSensors1424-82202009-03-01942252227010.3390/s90402252Visual Sensor Technology for Advanced Surveillance Systems: Historical View, Technological Aspects and Research Activities in ItalyLauro SnidaroClaudio PiciarelliGian Luca ForestiChristian MicheloniThe paper is a survey of the main technological aspects of advanced visual-based surveillance systems. A brief historical view of such systems from the origins to nowadays is given together with a short description of the main research projects in Italy on surveillance applications in the last twenty years. The paper then describes the main characteristics of an advanced visual sensor network that (a) directly processes locally acquired digital data, (b) automatically modifies intrinsic (focus, iris) and extrinsic (pan, tilt, zoom) parameters to increase the quality of acquired data and (c) automatically selects the best subset of sensors in order to monitor a given moving object in the observed environment. http://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/9/4/2252/Advanced visual surveillancevisual sensor networksactive visionobject detectiontrackinghuman behaviour understanding |
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Lauro Snidaro Claudio Piciarelli Gian Luca Foresti Christian Micheloni Visual Sensor Technology for Advanced Surveillance Systems: Historical View, Technological Aspects and Research Activities in Italy Sensors Advanced visual surveillance visual sensor networks active vision object detection tracking human behaviour understanding |
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Visual Sensor Technology for Advanced Surveillance Systems: Historical View, Technological Aspects and Research Activities in Italy |
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Visual Sensor Technology for Advanced Surveillance Systems: Historical View, Technological Aspects and Research Activities in Italy |
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Visual Sensor Technology for Advanced Surveillance Systems: Historical View, Technological Aspects and Research Activities in Italy |
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Visual Sensor Technology for Advanced Surveillance Systems: Historical View, Technological Aspects and Research Activities in Italy |
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Visual Sensor Technology for Advanced Surveillance Systems: Historical View, Technological Aspects and Research Activities in Italy |
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visual sensor technology for advanced surveillance systems: historical view, technological aspects and research activities in italy |
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MDPI AG |
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Sensors |
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1424-8220 |
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2009-03-01 |
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The paper is a survey of the main technological aspects of advanced visual-based surveillance systems. A brief historical view of such systems from the origins to nowadays is given together with a short description of the main research projects in Italy on surveillance applications in the last twenty years. The paper then describes the main characteristics of an advanced visual sensor network that (a) directly processes locally acquired digital data, (b) automatically modifies intrinsic (focus, iris) and extrinsic (pan, tilt, zoom) parameters to increase the quality of acquired data and (c) automatically selects the best subset of sensors in order to monitor a given moving object in the observed environment. |
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Advanced visual surveillance visual sensor networks active vision object detection tracking human behaviour understanding |
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