2020 16th International Conference on Mobility, Sensing and Networking (MSN) 2020
DOI: 10.1109/msn50589.2020.00065
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Real-Time Survivor Detection in UAV Thermal Imagery Based on Deep Learning

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“…Zhan W. et al [28] improved the YOLOv5 object detection algorithm from four aspects in order to achieve real-time detection of small objects, as follows: by redesigning the anchor size, adding attention module to the backbone, using CIOU loss function, and adding the P2 feature level [29] proposes ShuffleDet based on ShuffleNet [30], and a modified variant of SSD [19] to realize real-time vehicle detection by UAV. While improving the algorithm, there is also a part of research that describes the hardware composition and the workflow of the real-time object search system of UAV [31], which describes a real-time survivor detection system with a pruned object detection algorithm in a UAV, proposed in order to reduce the loss of lives caused by natural disasters. In [32], Chen, L. et al collected video stream and executed real-time object detection by carrying a camera, then controlling the UAV to perform corresponding actions.…”
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“…Zhan W. et al [28] improved the YOLOv5 object detection algorithm from four aspects in order to achieve real-time detection of small objects, as follows: by redesigning the anchor size, adding attention module to the backbone, using CIOU loss function, and adding the P2 feature level [29] proposes ShuffleDet based on ShuffleNet [30], and a modified variant of SSD [19] to realize real-time vehicle detection by UAV. While improving the algorithm, there is also a part of research that describes the hardware composition and the workflow of the real-time object search system of UAV [31], which describes a real-time survivor detection system with a pruned object detection algorithm in a UAV, proposed in order to reduce the loss of lives caused by natural disasters. In [32], Chen, L. et al collected video stream and executed real-time object detection by carrying a camera, then controlling the UAV to perform corresponding actions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most of the UAV real-time object search systems that are involved in previous research [31,32,[36][37][38] are more suitable for low-altitude and short-endurance flight tasks, and the equipped equipment is often a small-resolution camera for taking images or videos; there is little research on real-time systems when the UAV flies at mid-to-high altitude. While many UAVs can be used in parallel to achieve wide-area coverage, this requires the addition of multiple UAVs and ground crews, resulting in a significant increase in the operating costs.…”
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