Intelligent Image Surveillance and Monitoring
This article describes some of the advances that have been made in intelligent image surveillance and monitoring. In general most image surveillance and monitoring applications share a common set of key requirements. A variety of solutions to these key requirements are reviewed. A number of achievem...
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| description | This article describes some of the advances that have been made in intelligent image surveillance and monitoring. In general most image surveillance and monitoring applications share a common set of key requirements. A variety of solutions to these key requirements are reviewed. A number of achievements made by the IMCASM project at City University are described in greater depth, with particular focus on multi camera surveillance systems. A number of open issues, which need to be resolved for the continued advancement of this technology, are also discussed |
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