Activity Detection and Recognition With Passive Electric Field Sensors

Use of far-field electric field sensors in an outdoor event detection is described. Electric field variations accompany broad variety of physical events, and field signature signals can be used in determination of activities in proximity of the sensor. Perimeter monitoring, moving objects recognitio...

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Published in:IEEE transactions on industry applications 2022-01, Vol.58 (1), p.800-806
Main Author: Noras, Maciej A.
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Activity recognition
adaptive signal processing
Detectors
Dogs
Electric fields
electric-field (E-field) instrumentation
electrostatic devices
event detection
Fault detection
Human motion
Legged locomotion
Monitoring
Motion perception
Moving object recognition
Sensor systems
sensor systems and applications
Sensors
Signal processing
Voltage
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adaptive signal processing
Detectors
Dogs
Electric fields
electric-field (E-field) instrumentation
electrostatic devices
event detection
Fault detection
Human motion
Legged locomotion
Monitoring
Motion perception
Moving object recognition
Sensor systems
sensor systems and applications
Sensors
Signal processing
Voltage
title Activity Detection and Recognition With Passive Electric Field Sensors
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