A Short Overview of Horizon Detection Methods Applied to Maritime Video Stabilization

Zardoua, Yassir; Astito, Abdelali; Boulaala, Mohammed; Dokkali, Yassir

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-90639-9_69

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“…First, numerous papers and patents used the horizon line to auto-calibrate the camera [4][5][6], which include non-maritime scenes as well [7,8]. Second, the position and tilt of the horizon allows the computation of rotation and translation matrices that would digitally stabilize captured video frames [9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17]. A stabilized video is not only easier to watch but facilitates subsequent analyses as well [2,11,17].…”

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A Horizon Line Annotation Software for Streamlining Autonomous Sea Navigation Experiments

Zardoua,

Beguiel Bergor,

El Wahabi

et al. 2023

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Horizon line (or sea line) detection (HLD) is a critical component in multiple marine autonomous navigation tasks, such as identifying the navigation area (i.e., the sea), obstacle detection and geo-localization, and digital video stabilization. A recent survey highlighted several weaknesses of such detectors, particularly on sea conditions lacking from the most extensive dataset currently used by HLD researchers. Experimental validation of more robust HLDs involves collecting an extensive set of these lacking sea conditions and annotating each collected image with the correct position and orientation of the horizon line. The annotation 1768

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