DocumentCode
3185633
Title
Moving Vehicle Registration and Super-Resolution
Author
Wheeler, Frederick W. ; Hoogs, Anthony J.
Author_Institution
GE Global Res., Niskayuna
fYear
2007
fDate
10-12 Oct. 2007
Firstpage
101
Lastpage
107
Abstract
We describe a method for registering and super-resolving moving vehicles from aerial surveillance video. The challenge of vehicle super-resolution lies in the fact that vehicles may be very small and thus frame-to-frame registration does not offer enough constraints to yield registration with sub-pixel accuracy. To overcome this, we first register the large-scale image backgrounds and then, relative to the background registration, register the small-scale moving vehicle over all frames simultaneously using a vehicle motion model. To solve for the vehicle motion parameters we optimize a cost function that incorporates both vehicle appearance and background appearance consistency. Once this process accurately registers a moving vehicle, it is super-resolved. We apply both a frequency domain and a spatial domain approach. The frequency domain approach can be used when the final registered vehicle motion is well approximated by shifts in the image plane. The robust regularized spatial domain approach handles all cases of vehicle motion.
Keywords
approximation theory; image motion analysis; image registration; image resolution; optimisation; video surveillance; aerial surveillance video; cost function optimisation; frame-to-frame registration; image background registration; moving vehicle registration; moving vehicle super-resolution; regularized spatial domain approach; vehicle motion approximation; Cost function; Frequency domain analysis; Image resolution; Image restoration; Layout; Motion estimation; Pattern recognition; Spatial resolution; Surveillance; Vehicles; aerial surveillance; super-resolution; vehicle;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Applied Imagery Pattern Recognition Workshop, 2007. AIPR 2007. 36th IEEE
Conference_Location
Washington, DC
ISSN
1550-5219
Print_ISBN
978-0-7695-3066-6
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/AIPR.2007.7
Filename
4476130
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