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¿µ¹®Á¦¸ñ(English Title) Higher-Level Context Inferences based on Ontology For Intelligent Video Surveillance
ÀúÀÚ(Author) Aftab Alam   Jawad Khan   MD Azher Uddin   Muhammad Numan Khan   Irfan Ullah   YoungKoo Lee  
¿ø¹®¼ö·Ïó(Citation) VOL 46 NO. 01 PP. 0984 ~ 0986 (2019. 06)
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There is increasing reliance on the intelligent CCTV systems for effective analysis and interpretation of the streaming data with the intentions to recognize activities and to ensure public safety. Monitoring videos captured by surveillance cameras is always a difficult and time-consuming task. There is a need for automated analysis using computer vision methods in order to recognize/predict abnormal activities and assist authorities. Once, videos are processed using computer vision technologies; another problem is how this data is indexed for search, analysis, and real-time alerts since a large number of cameras continuously capture videos resulting vast amounts of data. In order to address this issue, in this paper, we propose a generic architecture for distributed intelligent surveillance and is composed of four layers. The first layer acquisition large number of the video streams from for device independent video stream data sources. In the second layer, we use computer vision algorithms for semantic video annotation while exploiting the distributed in-memory computing engine. The third layer is used to persist the video stream and the to manage the intermediate results being produced by the second layer. Finally, the intermediate results are mapped to the RDF according to domainspecific application.
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