Title :
A Robust Anomaly Detection in Pantograph-Catenary System Based on Mean-Shift Tracking and Foreground Detection
Author :
Aydin, I. ; Karakose, Mehmet ; Akin, Erhan
Author_Institution :
Comput. Eng. Dept., Firat Univ., Elazg, Turkey
Abstract :
This study presents a robust condition monitoring and anomaly detection for pantograph-catenary system. The pantograph overhead system is monitored by using a digital camera. A general framework for anomaly detection for pantograph-catenary system consists of two key components. The first component is based on mean-shift tracking of contact wire. Therefore, the contact point between pantograph and catenary can be continuously monitored and anomaly contact to some points will be detected. The second component uses Gaussian mixture model (GMM) for foreground detection. When the foreground of the current frame has been detected, the mean-shift tracking and GMM combines trajectory-based and region-based information for detection any anomaly in pantograph-catenary interaction. The experimental results show that proposed method is useful to detect burst of arcing, and irregular positioning of contact line.
Keywords :
Gaussian processes; arcs (electric); automatic optical inspection; cameras; condition monitoring; image segmentation; mechanical contact; mechanical engineering computing; mixture models; object detection; object tracking; pantographs; railway electrification; wires; GMM; Gaussian mixture model; anomaly contact detection; arcing burst detection; contact wire; continuous contact point monitoring; digital camera; foreground detection; irregular contact line positioning; mean shift tracking; pantograph catenary system; pantograph overhead system; pantograph-catenary interaction; region-based information; robust anomaly detection; robust condition monitoring; trajectory-based information; Contacts; Force; Image edge detection; Monitoring; Rail transportation; Target tracking; Wires; catenary-pantograph interaction; computer vision; mean-shift tracking; railways;
Conference_Titel :
Systems, Man, and Cybernetics (SMC), 2013 IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Manchester
DOI :
10.1109/SMC.2013.757