Title: Intelligent Video Surveillance and Object Behavior Analysis
Speaker: Prof. Fan Kuo-Chin, Fo Guang University
Time: 2:20pm, Nov 20 (Fri), 2009
Place: Room 103, CSIE building

Abstract:

In this presentation, we plan to address the issues of intelligent video surveillance and object behavior analysis. The purpose of intelligent video surveillance is to automatically detect, track, and recognize the moving objects presented in video sequences. The objects might be human, vehicles or any moving targets. Unlike traditional video surveillance, the objects have to be observed by manual human intervention after the event has been occurred. Intelligent video surveillance can be applied to security-demanded applications, such as military surveillance, intelligent transportation system, and building security (bank, ATM or vending machine, office, parking lot, hospital,. etc.). With the locating of moving objects in the scene, we can track and analyze the paths and behavior of the moving object to predict its intention. The outcomes of object behavior analysis can be feedback to the video surveillance system to uplift its performance. In this talk, we will use human as the illustrative object to demonstrate our developed techniques.


Short Biography:

Dr. Fan got his Ph.D at University of Florida. He is current the 副校長/資訊學系講座教授兼任研發長 at Fo Guang University (佛光大學).