Railway Station Surveillance: The Italian Case

Ronetti, Nino; Dambra, Carlo

doi:10.1007/978-1-4615-4327-5_2

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“…Monitoring is done using Kalman filters. In [72] we find a CCTV surveillance system of train stations where the various modules are organized hierarchically. In this hierarchy we have a central module in charge of collecting and displaying images from all cameras.…”

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A Review on Intelligent Monitoring and Activity Interpretation

Castillo

Fernández-Caballero

López

2017

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This survey paper provides a tour of the various monitoring and activity interpretation frameworks found in the literature. The needs of monitoring and interpretation systems are presented in relation to the area where they have been developed or applied. Their evolution is studied to better understand the characteristics of current systems. After this, the main features of monitoring and activity interpretation systems are defined. Resumen Este trabajo presenta una revisión de los marcos de trabajo para monitorización e interpretación de actividades presentes en la literatura. Dependiendo delárea donde dichos marcos se han desarrollado o aplicado, se han identificado diferentes necesidades. Además, para comprender mejor las particularidades de los marcos de trabajo, esta revisión realiza un recorrido por su evolución histórica. Posteriormente, se definirán las principales características de los sistemas de monitorización e interpretación de actividades.

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Section: Framework For Hybrid Monitoringmentioning

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A Review on Intelligent Monitoring and Activity Interpretation

Castillo

Fernández-Caballero

López

2017

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“…In [21] a railway station CCTV surveillance system in Italy is presented. Similar to [22], the system has a hierarchical structure distributed between main (central) control rooms and peripheral site (station) control rooms.…”

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Intelligent distributed surveillance systems: a review

Valera

Velastín

2005

IEE Proc., Vis. Image Process.

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This survey describes the current state-of-the-art in the development of automated visual surveillance systems so as to provide researchers in the field with a summary of progress achieved to date and to identify areas where further research is needed. The ability to recognise objects and humans, to describe their actions and interactions from information acquired by sensors is essential for automated visual surveillance. The increasing need for intelligent visual surveillance in commercial, law enforcement and military applications makes automated visual surveillance systems one of the main current application domains in computer vision. The emphasis of this review is on discussion of the creation of intelligent distributed automated surveillance systems. The survey concludes with a discussion of possible future directions.

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“…Monitoring and interpretation systems have to understand and predict actions of the objects present in the scenario. To date there are many approaches developed for public transport monitoring, such as airports [14], ports [12], railway and subway stations [7,13], and traffic control [1]. Other important monitored public places are banks, shops, home or parking lots [15].…”

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A Multisensory Monitoring and Interpretation Framework Based on the Model–View–Controller Paradigm

Castillo¹,

Rivas-Casado

Fernández-Caballero

et al. 2011

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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This paper proposes a monitoring and interpretation framework inspired in the Model-View-Controller (MVC) paradigm. Indeed, the paper proposes the extension of the traditional MVC paradigm to make it more flexible in incorporating the functionalities of a monitoring and interpretation system. The proposed model is defined as a hybrid distributed system where remote nodes perform lower level processing as well as data acquisition, while a central node is in charge of collecting the information and of its fusion. Firstly, the framework levels as well as their functionalities are described. Then, a fundamental part of the proposed framework, namely the common model, is introduced.

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Railway Station Surveillance: The Italian Case

Cited by 10 publications

References 4 publications

A Review on Intelligent Monitoring and Activity Interpretation

A Review on Intelligent Monitoring and Activity Interpretation

Intelligent distributed surveillance systems: a review

A Multisensory Monitoring and Interpretation Framework Based on the Model–View–Controller Paradigm

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