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4 October 2021 Hyperspectral moving target detection algorithm based on multi-scale fusion
Peiying Shi, Qiang Ling, Jing Wu, Zaiping Lin
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Proceedings Volume 11929, International Workshop on Automation, Control, and Communication Engineering (IWACCE 2021); 1192906 (2021) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2611286
Event: International Workshop on Automation, Control, and Communication Engineering, 2021, Virtual Event, China
Abstract
With the development of optical imaging technology, when a hyperspectral camera continuously obtains hyperspectral imageries in a short period of time, temporal information will also become available. Because the spatial-spectral information and historical trajectory play different roles in moving target detection, fusion of different information has become a good framework for moving target detection. However, it is difficult to choose a suitable scale to represent different types of moving targets which have different scales and different moving speeds. To solve this problem, multiscale spatial-spectral detection and multi-scale temporal variance filter is proposed. Experimental results demonstrated that adopting multi-scale fusion strategies in spatial-spectral map and historical trajectory map (MSSH) in real hyperspectral moving target datasets can effectively improve the detection performance of different moving targets.
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Peiying Shi, Qiang Ling, Jing Wu, and Zaiping Lin "Hyperspectral moving target detection algorithm based on multi-scale fusion", Proc. SPIE 11929, International Workshop on Automation, Control, and Communication Engineering (IWACCE 2021), 1192906 (4 October 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2611286
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KEYWORDS
Detection and tracking algorithms

Target detection

Hyperspectral target detection

Hyperspectral imaging

Image fusion

Sensors

Cameras

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