A Remaining People Counter Using 3D Ubiquitous Stereo Vision

Yoda, Ikushi; Hosotani, Daisuke; Sakaue, Katsuhiko

doi:10.3169/itej.60.1829

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“…The system is designed for sensing human movements in a large, open space and keeps the trajectory record of such movements. In addition, this system is adapted to measure movements of triage doctors and mock patients, even in outdoor environments, which is not possible with other similar human-tracking systems, such as those at railroad crossings, 6 edges of railway platforms (Figure 1; available online only), 7 and the Expo Nagoya held in 2005 in Aichi Prefecture, Japan 8 …”

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“…Previous studies on triage drill sessions were limited to the ratings of their effects and the correctness of the triage results as well as educational considerations 8 9 In addition, Abir et al 10 have shown how effectively one could design a model to predict surge capacity at a large, academic medical center responding to a mass-casualty incident 11 .…”

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Evidence-based Effective Triage Operation During Disaster: Application of Human-trajectory Data to Triage Drill Sessions

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This study has shown that this system could measure people's arrival times and the speed of their movements at the triage post, as well as where they are placed until they receive triage. Space utilization can be improved by efficiently planning and controlling the positioning of arriving patients. Based on the results, it has been suggested that for triage operation, it is necessary to efficiently plan and control the placement of patients in order to use strategically limited spatial resources.

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