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Automatic Analysis of Vehicle Trajectory Applied to Visual Surveillance

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In this paper we discuss a problem of automatic analysis of vehicles trajectories in the context of illegal movements. It is crucial to detect restricted or security critical behaviour on roads, especially for safety protection and fluent traffic. Here, we propose an vision-based algorithm for vehicle detection and tracking, which is later employed to recognize patterns in resultant trajectories. Experiments were performed on real video streams. They gave encouraging results.

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The project “Security system for public spaces—‘SM4Public’ prototype construction and implementation” (original title: Budowa i wdrożenie prototypu systemu bezpieczeństwa przestrzeni publicznej ‘SM4Public’) is a project co-founded by European Union (EU) (project number PL: POIG.01.04.00-32-244/13, value: 12.936.684,77 PLN, EU contribution: 6.528.823,81 PLN, realization period: 01.06.2014–31.10.2015). European Funds-for the development of innovative economy (Fundusze Europejskie-dla rozwoju innowacyjnej gospodarki).

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Nowosielski, A., Frejlichowski, D., Forczmański, P., Gościewska, K., Hofman, R. (2016). Automatic Analysis of Vehicle Trajectory Applied to Visual Surveillance. In: Choraś, R. (eds) Image Processing and Communications Challenges 7. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, vol 389. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-23814-2_11

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