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Multiple vehicle tracking in aerial video sequence using driver behavior analysis and improved deterministic data association

  • Chang University

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Abstract

Along with the rapid development of the unmanned aerial vehicle technology, multiple vehicle tracking (MVT) in aerial video sequence has received widespread interest for providing the required traffic information. Due to the camera motion and complex background, MVT in aerial video sequence poses unique challenges.We propose an efficient MVT algorithm via driver behavior-based Kalman filter (DBKF) and an improved deterministic data association (IDDA) method. First, a hierarchical image registration method is put forward to compensate the camera motion. Afterward, to improve the accuracy of the state estimation, we propose the DBKF module by incorporating the driver behavior into the Kalman filter, where artificial potential field is introduced to reflect the driver behavior. Then, to implement the data association, a local optimization method is designed instead of global optimization. By introducing the adaptive operating strategy, the proposed IDDA method can also deal with the situation in which the vehicles suddenly appear or disappear. Finally, comprehensive experiments on the DARPAVIVID data set and KIT AIS data set demonstrate that the proposed algorithm can generate satisfactory and superior results.

Original languageEnglish
Article number016014
JournalJournal of Applied Remote Sensing
Volume12
Issue number1
DOIs
StatePublished - 1 Jan 2018
Externally publishedYes

Keywords

  • Multiple vehicle tracking
  • aerial video sequence
  • driver behaviorbased Kalman filter
  • image registration
  • local optimization deterministic method.

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