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VSSN '04: Proceedings of the ACM 2nd international workshop on Video surveillance & sensor networks
ACM2004 Proceeding
Publisher:
  • Association for Computing Machinery
  • New York
  • NY
  • United States
Conference:
MM04: 2004 12th Annual ACM International Conference on Multimedia New York NY USA 15 October 2004
ISBN:
978-1-58113-934-1
Published:
15 October 2004
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Abstract

It is our great pleasure to welcome you to the 2nd ACM Workshop on Video Surveillance & Sensor Networks - VSSN'04. With the proliferation of inexpensive cameras (optical sensors) and non-optical (e.g., electrical, thermal, and biological) sensing devices, and the deployment of high-speed, wired/wireless networks, it has become economically and technically feasible to employ a large number of sensing devices for applications such as security surveillance, environment monitoring, and health care. In a sensor network, multiple sensors with or without spatially and temporally overlapping coverage generate signals. These signals need to be sampled, filtered, transmitted, processed, fused, stored, indexed, and then summarized as semantic events to allow efficient and effective queries and mining.

This workshop brings together researchers, developers and practitioners from academia and industry to discuss various issues involved in developing large-scale video and sensor networks. The workshop topics include tracking, event recognition, sensor-network management, and surveillance systems. The call for papers attracted submissions from Asia, Europe, and the United States. The program committee accepted 17 papers. In addition, the program includes two keynotes by Dr. Feng Zhao from Microsoft Research and Prof. Rainer Lienhart from University of Augsburg. Dr. Zhao addresses research issues in Sensor Networks; Prof. Lienhart presents research issues in Video Surveillance. We hope that these proceedings will serve as a valuable reference for researchers and developers.

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SESSION: Camera management
Article
Distilling information with super-resolution for video surveillance

A video surveillance sequence generally contains a lot of scattered information regarding several objects in cluttered scenes. Especially in case of use of digital hand-held cameras, the overall quality is very low due to the unstable motion and the low ...

Article
Calibration of a reconfigurable array of omnidirectional cameras using a moving person

Reconfigurable arrays of omnidirectional cameras are useful for applications where multiple cameras working together are to be deployed at a short notice. This paper addresses the important issue of calibration of such arrays in terms of the relative ...

Article
Forensic video reconstruction

This paper describes an application that enables quick reconstruction of interconnected events, sparsely captured by one or more surveillance cameras. Unlike related efforts, our approach does not require indexing, advance knowledge of potential search ...

Article
Adaptive visual object surveillance with continuously moving panning camera

In this paper, we study the important issues in the design of an efficient wireless visual surveillance system (WISE) in which a continuously moving panning camera is installed to capture real-time status of objects in a monitoring environment. To ...

SESSION: Systems
Article
Scheduling an active camera to observe people

Remote identification of people is an important capability for security systems. Automatically controlling a pan-tilt-zoom camera is an effective way to collect high resolution video or images of people in an unconstrained environment. Often there will ...

Article
The networked sensor tapestry (NeST): a privacy enhanced software architecture for interactive analysis of data in video-sensor networks

This paper details the architecture of a test-bed under development for secure sharing, capture, distributed processing, and archiving of surveillance data called the Networked Sensor Tapestry (NeST). The test-bed consists of core software modules ...

Article
Multimodal group action clustering in meetings

We address the problem of clustering multimodal group actions in meetings using a two-layer HMM framework. Meetings are structured as sequences of group actions. Our approach aims at creating one cluster for each group action, where the number of group ...

Article
Sensor node selection for execution of continuous probabilistic queries in wireless sensor networks

Due to the error-prone properties of sensors, it is important to use multiple low-cost sensors to improve the reliability of query results. However, using multiple sensors to generate the value for a data item can be expensive, especially in wireless ...

Article
Multi-fidelity storage

Imaging sensors are inherently high bandwidth devices, and applications which store image data often encounter disk or memory limits. Commonly, upon reaching such a limit, storage systems will cease sampling or overwrite existing data in an oldest-first ...

Article
Research issues in video surveillance

The talk consists of two parts. In the first part, the author will present his view on the most interesting research issues in video surveillance and what new aspects will need to be considered in order to make significant progress in the field. Some of ...

SESSION: Tracking
Article
Track-based and object-based occlusion for people tracking refinement in indoor surveillance

People tracking deals with problems of shape changes, self-occlusions and track occlusions due to other interfering tracks and fixed objects that hide parts of the people shape. These problems are more critical in indoor surveillance and in particular ...

Article
Multi-resolution background modeling of dynamic scenes using weighted match filters

Accurate background modeling is fundamentally important to motion-based segmentation, object tracking, and video surveillance. Models must discriminate between coherent foreground motion and periodic, random, or small pixel variations typically found in ...

Article
Distributed real-time soccer tracking

Tracking objects that take part in sportive events is a challenging task because the objects move fast and occlusions occur frequently. When the tracked area is large, the use of more than one high resolution cameras improve accuracy, but leads to a ...

Article
Adaptive object tracking using bayesian network and memory

This paper presents an adaptive object tracking method that integrates the cues from color likelihood and edge likelihood, and that adapts itself to abrupt appearance changing objects. We use a Bayesian network based multi-modal fusion method of color ...

SESSION: Recognition
Article
View independent vehicle/person classification

In this paper, we present an object classification system for digital video surveillance which can be used for an arbitrary camera viewpoint. The system was designed to distinguish humans from vehicles for an arbitrary scene. The system employs a two ...

Article
Human activity recognition for automatic visual surveillance of wide areas

The problem of automatic recognition of human activities is among the most important and challenging open areas of research in Computer Vision. This paper presents a methodology to automatically recognize the human activities embedded in video sequences ...

Article
Airborne traffic surveillance systems: video surveillance of highway traffic

Timely information about highway traffic conditions is very important for the Department of Transportation (DOT) and other relevant agencies. Such live information would be very important when traffic incidents or accidents occur. An aerial view is the ...

Article
Real-time and accurate segmentation of moving objects in dynamic scene

Fast and accurate segmentation of moving objects in video sequences is a basic task in many computer vision and video analysis applications. It has a critical impact on the performance of object tracking and classification and activity analysis. This ...

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  • Microsoft Research
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