Novel Measurement Methods in Biomedicine

Vainer, Boris G.

doi:10.23919/measurement47340.2019.8779955

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“…Infrared images manifest infrared energy radiated from objects with temperature higher than absolute zero. Because of the abnormal temperature distribution caused by anomaly or faults of the objects, events can be detected through infrared image analysis, which has been widely used in biomedicine (Vainer, 2019), transportation control (Wang et al, 2020a), quality inspection (Tumas and Serackis, 2017), power systems (Wang et al, 2020b) and other fields.…”

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Insulator Contamination Perception Based on Feature Fusion of Infrared Image and Meteorological Parameters

Wang

et al. 2021

Front. Energy Res.

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Polluted insulators seriously threaten the safe and stable operation of power grids, which attaches great significance to insulator contamination perception. Among the present methods, the non-contact approaches based on infrared images have gradually been widely used, as they are much more safe and are of low cost. However, the thermal effect of insulators is largely affected by meteorological conditions, which makes the infrared image-based methods less accurate. To solve the above problem, we take infrared image and meteorological parameters including humidity and temperature as input, and propose a feature fusion model to perceive insulator contamination in different weather conditions. Firstly, different feature extraction networks are used to perform feature extraction on the two types of data; secondly, the two features are concatenated to fuse together; thirdly, further feature extraction is performed and contamination is classified according to the pollution severity. Case studies show that the proposed method can better explore the relationship between humidity, temperature and pollution level of the insulators, thus can better separate the contamination grades and outperform the conventional infrared image based methods.

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Section: Basic Theorymentioning

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Insulator Contamination Perception Based on Feature Fusion of Infrared Image and Meteorological Parameters

Wang

et al. 2021

Front. Energy Res.

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Novel Measurement Methods in Biomedicine

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Insulator Contamination Perception Based on Feature Fusion of Infrared Image and Meteorological Parameters

Insulator Contamination Perception Based on Feature Fusion of Infrared Image and Meteorological Parameters

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