Two-Stage Framework for Specialty Vehicles Detection and Classification: Toward Intelligent Visual Surveillance of Airport Surface

Ding, Meng; Zhou, Wenhui; Xu, Yiming; Xu, Yubin

doi:10.1109/taes.2023.3342797

IEEE Trans. Aerosp. Electron. Syst.

2024

DOI: 10.1109/taes.2023.3342797

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Two-Stage Framework for Specialty Vehicles Detection and Classification: Toward Intelligent Visual Surveillance of Airport Surface

Meng Ding,

Wenhui Zhou,

Yiming Xu

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Intelligent Surveillance of Airport Apron: Detection and Location of Abnormal Behavior in Typical Non-Cooperative Human Objects

Li,

Dong

2024

Applied Sciences

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Most airport surface surveillance systems focus on monitoring and commanding cooperative objects (vehicles) while neglecting the location and detection of non-cooperative objects (humans). Abnormal behavior by non-cooperative objects poses a potential threat to airport security. This study collects surveillance video data from civil aviation airports in several regions of China, and a non-cooperative abnormal behavior localization and detection framework (NC-ABLD) is established. As the focus of this paper, the proposed framework seamlessly integrates a multi-scale non-cooperative object localization module, a human keypoint detection module, and a behavioral classification module. The framework uses a serial structure, with multiple modules working in concert to achieve precise position, human keypoints, and behavioral classification of non-cooperative objects in the airport field. In addition, since there is no publicly available rich dataset of airport aprons, we propose a dataset called IIAR-30, which consists of 1736 images of airport surfaces and 506 video clips in six frequently occurring behavioral categories. The results of experiments conducted on the IIAR-30 dataset show that the framework performs well compared to mainstream behavior recognition methods and achieves fine-grained localization and refined class detection of typical non-cooperative human abnormal behavior on airport apron surfaces.

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Intelligent Surveillance of Airport Apron: Detection and Location of Abnormal Behavior in Typical Non-Cooperative Human Objects

Li,

Dong

2024

Applied Sciences

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Two-Stage Framework for Specialty Vehicles Detection and Classification: Toward Intelligent Visual Surveillance of Airport Surface

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Intelligent Surveillance of Airport Apron: Detection and Location of Abnormal Behavior in Typical Non-Cooperative Human Objects

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