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Crowd Abnormal Behaviour Identification Based on Integral Optical Flow in Video Surveillance Systems
Volume 29, Issue 2 (2018), pp. 211–232
Pub. online: 1 January 2018      Type: Research Article      Open accessOpen Access
Received
1 June 2017
Accepted
1 March 2018
Published
1 January 2018

Abstract

Basic motion structures of crowd aggregation and crowd dispersion are defined and a novel method for identifying these crowd behaviours is proposed. Based on integral optical flow, background and foreground are separated and intensive motion region is obtained. Crowd motion is analysed at pixel-level statistically for each frame to obtain quantity of pixels moving toward or away from each position and their comprehensive motion at each position. Regional motion indicators are computed and regional motion maps are formed to describe motions at region-level. Crowd behaviours are identified by threshold segmentation of regional motion maps.

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Biographies

Chen Huafeng
eric.hf.chen@hotmail.com

H. Chen was born in 1982. He is a lecturer of Zhejiang Shuren University. Graduated from Zhejiang University in 2003. In 2009 he got his PhD in the field of earth exploration and information technology at the Institute of Space Information & Technique, Zhejiang University. His scientific interests include remote sensing image processing, GIS application, image and video processing, multi-agent system. He has published more than 10 academic articles.

Nedzvedz Olga

O. Nedzvedz is a senior lecturer of Department of Medical and Biological Physics of Belarusian Medical University. Her area of scientific interests includes analysis of medical images, mathematical simulation of medical processes, biophysics and biophysical education. She is an author of more than 25 publications in the fields of medical informatics, biophysics and pedagogy.

Ye Shiping

Sh. Ye was born in 1967. He is a professor and vice president of Zhejiang Shuren University. Graduated from Zhejiang University in 1988. In 2009 he got his master’s degree in computer science and technology from Zhejiang University. His scientific interests include application of computer graphics and image, GIS. He has published more than 40 academic articles. Four research projects he has taken part in have been awarded second prize of Zhejiang Provincial Scientific and Technological Achievement. Two teaching research programs he has presided over have been awarded first prize and second prize of Zhejiang Provincial Teaching Achievement, respectively.

Ablameyko Sergey

S. Ablameyko was born in 1956, DipMath in 1978, PhD in 1984, DSc in 1990, prof. in 1992. Rector (president) of Belarusian State University from 2008 to 2017. His scientific interests are: image analysis, pattern recognition, digital geometry, knowledge based systems, geographical information systems, medical imaging. He has more than 400 publications. He is in editorial board of Pattern Recognition Letters, Pattern Recognition and Image Analysis and many other international and national journals. He is editor-in-chief of two national journals. He is a senior member of IEEE, Fellow of IAPR, Fellow of Belarusian Engineering Academy, Academician of National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, Academician of the European Academy, and others. He was a first vice-president of International Association for Pattern Recognition IAPR (2006–2008), President of Belarusian Association for image analysis and recognition. He is a deputy chairman of Belarusian Space Committee, chairman of BSU Academic Council of awarding of PhD and DSc degrees. For his activity he was awarded by State Prize of Belarus (highest national scientific award) in 2002, Belarusian Medal of F. Skoryna, Russian Award of Friendship and many other awards.


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crowd behaviour integral optical flow motion analysis segmentation

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