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30 July 1999 Collaborative surveillance using both fixed and mobile unattended ground sensor platforms
Christopher P. Diehl, Mahesh Saptharishi, John B. Hampshire II, Pradeep K. Khosla
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Abstract
We begin by considering current shortfalls with conventional surveillance systems and discuss the potential advantages of distributed, collaborative surveillance systems. Distributed surveillance systems offer the capability to monitor activity from multiple locations over time thereby increasing the likelihood of obtaining discriminating data necessary for interpretation of the activity. Yet the multiplicity of sensors magnifies the volumes of data that must be processed. We present our vision of a system which generates timely interpretations of activities in the scene automatically through the use of mechanisms for collaboration among sensing systems and efficient perception methods which complement the sensing paradigm. Then we review our recent efforts toward achieving this goal and present initial results.
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Christopher P. Diehl, Mahesh Saptharishi, John B. Hampshire II, and Pradeep K. Khosla "Collaborative surveillance using both fixed and mobile unattended ground sensor platforms", Proc. SPIE 3713, Unattended Ground Sensor Technologies and Applications, (30 July 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.357132
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KEYWORDS
Surveillance systems

Sensors

Sensing systems

Electro optical modeling

Surveillance

Motion models

Telecommunications

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