DiVA: A Distributed Video Analysis Framework Applied to Video-Surveillance Systems

This paper describes a generic, scalable, and distributed framework for real-time video-analysis intended for research, prototyping and services deployment purposes. The architecture considers multiple cameras and is based on a server/client model. The information generated by each analysis module a...

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Published in2008 Ninth International Workshop on Image Analysis for Multimedia Interactive Services pp. 207 - 210
Main Authors San Miguel, J.C., Bescos, J., Martinez, J.M., Garcia, A.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 01.05.2008
Subjects
Algorithm design and analysis
Cameras
Communication system control
Computational efficiency
Control systems
distributed computing
Image analysis
Information analysis
Intelligent systems
intelligent video-surveillance
knowledge-based video analysis
middleware
multi-camera
Real time systems
Surveillance
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Summary:This paper describes a generic, scalable, and distributed framework for real-time video-analysis intended for research, prototyping and services deployment purposes. The architecture considers multiple cameras and is based on a server/client model. The information generated by each analysis module and the context information are made accessible to the whole system by using a database system. System modules can be interconnected in several ways, thus achieving flexibility. Two main design criteria have been low computational cost and easy component integration. The experimental results show the potential use of this system.
ISBN:0769533442
9780769533445
ISSN:2158-5873
DOI:10.1109/WIAMIS.2008.29