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9 August 2004 Distributed picture compilation demonstration
Richard Alexander, John Anderson, Jeff Leal, David Mullin, David Nicholson, Graham Watson
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Abstract
A physical demonstration of distributed surveillance and tracking is described. The demonstration environment is an outdoor car park overlooked by a system of four rooftop cameras. The cameras extract moving objects from the scene, and these objects are tracked in a decentralized way, over a real communication network, using the information form of the standard Kalman filter. Each node therefore has timely access to the complete global picture and because there is no single point of failure in the system, it is robust. The demonstration system and its main components are described here, with an emphasis on some of the lessons we have learned as a result of applying a corpus of distributed data fusion theory and algorithms in practice. Initial results are presented and future plans to scale up the network are also outlined.
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Richard Alexander, John Anderson, Jeff Leal, David Mullin, David Nicholson, and Graham Watson "Distributed picture compilation demonstration", Proc. SPIE 5429, Signal Processing, Sensor Fusion, and Target Recognition XIII, (9 August 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.544279
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KEYWORDS
Cameras

Image processing

Imaging systems

Data fusion

Sensors

Image segmentation

Surveillance

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