A-contrario detection of aerial target using a time-of-flight camera

Rodríguez-Jiménez, Silvia; Burrus, Nicolas; Abderrahim, Mohamed

doi:10.1049/ic.2012.0110

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“…Both technologies employ active sensors to detect the reflection time of the emitted signal. Thereby the socalled point cloud is acquired providing additional information to the observer -depth, which enables one to analyse a threedimensional space [8].…”

Section: E) Visual Sensor Technologies and Their Possible Combinationsmentioning

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Target Identification Using Sensors of Different Nature

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Ņikitenko

Slava

et al. 2017

Applied Computer Systems

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In the present paper, a new and improved visual sensor data fusion method is proposed that uses visible and far-infrared light sensors. Additionally, lux meter data are used for decision level fusion of beliefs of recognised target classes. The database consisting of 4 ambient light condition images is created using Canon and FLIR cameras. The developed approach has been tested using database images, neural network training and classification, particularly for low light level conditions. Enhancements of target identification precision are proved by practical implementation and testing of the proposed method.

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Section: E) Visual Sensor Technologies and Their Possible Combinationsmentioning

confidence: 99%