Multisensor system for the protection of critical infrastructure of a seaport

Kastek, M.; Dulski, R.; Życzkowski, M.; Szustakowski, Mieczysław; Trzaskawka, P.; Ciurapiński, W.; Grelowska, G.; Gloza, I.; Milewski, S.; Listewnik, Karol

doi:10.1117/12.918595

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“…Therefore, (5) is often enforced by the architecture of the multisensor system. This is the case in many systems, including navigation systems [7], industrial systems [2], and transportation systems [11], and many others.…”

Section: Modeling a Multirate Systemmentioning

confidence: 96%

Multirate multisensor data fusion for linear systems using Kalman filters and a neural network

Safari

Shabani

Simon

2014

Aerospace Science and Technology

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Section: Modeling a Multirate Systemmentioning

confidence: 96%

Multirate multisensor data fusion for linear systems using Kalman filters and a neural network

Safari

Shabani

Simon

2014

Aerospace Science and Technology

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“…The perimeter line (fence) is remotely monitored and additionally the inside area is also under surveillance, including the restricted areas. Detailed requirements for radar-camera system are rather complex [10][11][12][13], but basic requirements are as follows:…”

Section: Concept Of Harbour Security Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Multisensor system for the protection of a critical harbour infrastructure

Kastek

Dulski

Życzkowski

et al. 2013

Safety and Security Engineering V

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The critical facilities within a harbour area require special protection, including security systems capable of monitoring both surface and underwater areas. The paper presents the concept of a multisensor security system for harbour protection, capable of complex monitoring of selected critical resources. The proposed system consists of a command centre and several different sensors deployed in key areas, providing effective protection from penetration from land and sea, with special attention focused on the monitoring of the underwater zone. The initial project of such systems was presented, its configuration and initial tests of the selected components. The protection of a surface area is based on medium-range radar, LLTV, and infrared cameras. The protection of an underwater zone is based on sonar, acoustic, and magnetic barriers. Both systems are combined into one, integrated multisensor monitoring system. Some results of theoretical analyses based on the detection of a fast and small surface were presented.

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“…Software integration of underwater and ground/above water surveillance subsystems enables the building of a demonstrator of a multisensor security system [10,11]. An integrated demonstrator ensures complex threat detection and identification in seaport areas.…”

Section: Image Resolutionmentioning

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Multispectral solutions in surveillance systems: the need for data fusion

Życzkowski

Szustakowski

Ciurapiński

et al. 2013

Safety and Security Engineering V

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Surveillance systems are using more and more devices that use multiple spectral bands to detect threats, such as millimeter-wave radar, terahertz cameras, infrared cameras, and many others. These devices enable early detection of occurring threats. However, using such a wide spectrum of devices can significantly increase the amount of data collected by the system. This creates a need to determine the suitability of the information of individual devices, and reduce the amount of data. In this paper, the authors consider problems of data fusion from multispectral sensors and the possibilities of applications in security systems. The paper describes the opportunities and risks that potentially carry the use of data fusion, and shows the ability to detect and identify the target using data collected by multispectral sensors. A very important aspect of data fusion is to reduce the amount of data without losing contained information, and improve the readability, which facilitates its interpretation by a system operator. The paper focuses on determining the possible ranges of detection for selected multispectral devices capable of producing the correct synthesis of data.

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Multisensor system for the protection of critical infrastructure of a seaport

Cited by 16 publications

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Multirate multisensor data fusion for linear systems using Kalman filters and a neural network

Multirate multisensor data fusion for linear systems using Kalman filters and a neural network

Multisensor system for the protection of a critical harbour infrastructure

Multispectral solutions in surveillance systems: the need for data fusion

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