Video Vehicle Detection and Tracking System

Li, Qinjun; Dang, Hongshe; Zhang, Yujie; Dan-hui, WU

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-22456-0_4

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“…The optical flow method, which detects moving objects, was chosen as the basis for detection of vehicles. In the authors' opinion, the advantage of methods based on the calculation of the optical flow against the methods that use background generation [25,36,65] is that the vehicle detection performance is independent from weather conditions and that it is possible to detect vehicles with a color similar to the background. However, the use of optical flow requires development of algorithms to track the detected vehicle and remember its position -especially when they are stopped.…”

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INSIGMA: an intelligent transportation system for urban mobility enhancement

Chmiel

Dańda

Dziech

et al. 2016

Multimed Tools Appl

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Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) aim to improve safety, mobility and environmental performance of road transport. The INSIGMA project provides a fresh look at the possible innovations in this field, by enhancing the functionality and accuracy of ITS in urban environments. This paper describes the architecture, sensors, processing algorithms, output modules and advantages of the developed system. A comparison of existing ITS systems has been provided as background. Special attention has been given

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