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Multisensor tracking and fusion for maritime surveillance
2007 10th International Conference on Information Fusion, 2007Over the past several years, the NATO Undersea Research Centre has conducted extensive research in multisensor networks for undersea surveillance, culminating in the development of the DMHT tracker. In this paper, we discuss upgrades to this technology and its application to maritime surveillance.
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Visual surveillance in maritime port facilities
SPIE Proceedings, 2008In this work we propose a method for securing port facilities which uses a set of video cameras to automatically detect various vessel classes moving within buffer zones and off-limit areas. Vessels are detected by an edge-enhanced spatiotemporal optimal trade-off maximum average correlation height filter which is capable of discriminating between ...
Mikel D. Rodriguez Sullivan +1 more
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Securing Maritime Australia: Developments in Maritime Surveillance and Security
Ocean Development & International Law, 2008A long coastline and extensive maritime claims mean that Australia benefits from and has responsibility for an enormous maritime jurisdiction. Within this offshore area Australia faces significant, varied, and complex maritime security and ocean policy challenges.
Schofield, Clive H +2 more
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Electro-optical Surveillance in Maritime Environments
2012Asymmetric attacks against maritime platforms often emerge suddenly, non-predictably and from civil environments. Adequate reaction to intercept possible threats requires a quick and overall perception of the emerging situation. For this purpose close-in range surveillance systems capable of day- and night imaging can provide powerful support with ...
Joerg Kushauer +3 more
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Maritime Surveillance Applications
1998For our purpose in this book we shall class the maritime surveillance systems into two categories; civilian surveillance systems and military systems. We shall call the former Vessel Traffic System (VTS) or more fully Vessel Traffic Management and Information Systems (VTMIS) [2.7].
A. Nejat Ince +3 more
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Adaptive maritime video surveillance
SPIE Proceedings, 2009Maritime assets such as ports, harbors, and vessels are vulnerable to a variety of near-shore threats such as small-boat attacks. Currently, such vulnerabilities are addressed predominantly by watchstanders and manual video surveillance, which is manpower intensive.
Kalyan Moy Gupta +3 more
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Artificial intelligence technologies for Maritime Surveillance applications
2020 21st IEEE International Conference on Mobile Data Management (MDM), 2020The use of AI methods is currently evolving tasks done in the past by image analysts. During the last years, technology had helped to jump into fully automatic methods for monitoring and surveillance tasks, such as object detection, change detection and many more.
Valerio Fontana +5 more
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Automated Monitoring in Maritime Video Surveillance System
2020 35th International Conference on Image and Vision Computing New Zealand (IVCNZ), 2020Maritime surveillance for intruders/illegal activities requires monitoring of a large area of the coastline. This task being manually exhaustive, would benefit immensely by application of object detection techniques to surveillance videos. However, object detection models trained on general objects datasets cannot be expected to give best performance ...
Mrunalini Nalamati +3 more
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Maritime surveillance with integrated systems
2010 International WaterSide Security Conference, 2010Securing harbors and coastlines includes the task of monitoring and detecting people or vehicles attempting to enter a confined/protected area, other than at the legitimate access points. Modern systems should provide a total solution-including sensors, software, hardware, and a “control unit” to ensure complete security.
Axel Burkle, Barbara Essendorfer
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Maritime surveillance with small satellites
2020Die Überwachung des Seeverkehrs ist heutzutage eines der interessanten Themen. Die Überwachung des Ozeans und der ausschließlichen Wirtschaftszone (AWZ) ist für viele Länder eine weit verbreitete Aufgabe. Eine der entscheidenden Aufgaben ist die Überwachung des Schiffsverkehrs und seiner Aktivitäten im Meer.
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