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IBM smart surveillance system (S3): a open and extensible framework for event based surveillance
Chiao-fe Shu,Arun Hampapur,Max Lu,Lisa M. Brown,Jonathan H. Connell,Andrew W. Senior,Yingli Tian +6 more
- pp 318-323
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This paper starts with a threat model for airports and uses this to derive the security requirements to motivate an open-standards based architecture for surveillance, and discusses the critical aspects of this architecture and its implementation in the IBM S3 smart surveillance system.Abstract:
As smart surveillance technology becomes a critical component in security infrastructures, the system architecture assumes a critical importance. This paper considers the example of smart surveillance in an airport environment. We start with a threat model for airports and use this to derive the security requirements. These requirements are used to motivate an open-standards based architecture for surveillance. We discuss the critical aspects of this architecture and its implementation in the IBM S3 smart surveillance system. Demo results from a pilot deployment in Hawthorne, NY are presented.read more
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Smart Video Surveillance
Arun Hampapur,Lisa M. Brown,Jonathan H. Connell,Ahmet Ekin,Norman Haas,Max Lu,Hans Merkl,Sharath Pankanti,Andrew W. Senior,Chiao-fe Shu,Yingli Tian +10 more
TL;DR: Realtime video surveillance using current technology requires expensive human resources to take advantage of the video in realtime, and one person can only observe approximately four cameras at a time with good accuracy of event detection.