Using models to recognise man-made objects

Objects in aerial images are extracted by using a method based on a two-dimensional viewer-centred model. Using this approach has advantages over existing methods because the models are easily created and it is efficient. Experiments illustrate the extraction and tracking of man-made objects in reco...

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Main Authors: Reno, A.L., Booth, D.M.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Computer vision
Computerized monitoring
Image recognition
Object detection
Reconnaissance
Shape measurement
Surveillance
Target recognition
Target tracking
Working environment noise
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Summary:Objects in aerial images are extracted by using a method based on a two-dimensional viewer-centred model. Using this approach has advantages over existing methods because the models are easily created and it is efficient. Experiments illustrate the extraction and tracking of man-made objects in reconnaissance images. In later work we intend to extend the method to allow selection between different object types, or between different views of the same object.
DOI:10.1109/VS.1999.780266