Smart entrance monitoring system using clothing color analysis in multi-camera environment

Yoo Joo Choi, Doo Cheol Kang, We Duke Cho, Ku Jin Kim

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Abstract

This paper introduces an automatic method for detecting intruders based on their clothing features extracted from CCTV camera images. The proposed method is used as an auxiliary entrance authentication for a smart entrance monitoring system in a multi-camera environment. Whenever an individual is authenticated at the entrance of a building, typically using an entrance card or finger print, their clothing feature is extracted and added to a database. When an arbitrary individual is captured by different cameras installed inside the building, their clothing feature vector is automatically extracted and compared with the reference feature vectors in the database. If a matching clothing feature vector is not found in the database, the individual is identified as an intruder. The color features of the clothing areas from different camera images are also corrected according to the illumination conditions. Experiments demonstrate the success rate for detecting intruders and the effectiveness of the color correction.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)2523-2535
Number of pages13
JournalInformation
Volume14
Issue number7
StatePublished - Jul 2011

Keywords

  • Clothing feature
  • Color correction
  • Person identification
  • Smart surveillance system

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