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Abstracts:
This workshop will provide a scientific forum to
present and discuss development aspects of
multimodal (video, voice and sound, RFID,
perimeter intrusion, infrared, chemical, etc)
intelligent sensor technologies for geographical
location and socio-cultural context-aware
security risk assessment and decision support in
human-crowd surveillance applications.
Contributions covering theoretical developments
and practical applications, including but not
limited to the following areas, are invited:
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algorithms for the integration of the
heterogeneous information from the
surveillance sensors into a coherent
multimodal model of the human crowd
behaviour;
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multi granularity-level feedback and
human-computer interaction interfaces for
the human users/agents who are the final
threat assessors and decision makers in the
specific security monitoring situation.
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image processing and computer-vision
algorithms for tracking and recognition of
relevant face and body-language patterns
such as facial emotions, body gait and
gestures of the humans in a crowd;
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the measurement and evaluation of the
environmental parameters (background sound,
ambient light, etc) that provide contextual
information for specific surveillance task;
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multidisciplinary (human psychology,
multicultural sociology, etc.) context-aware
system for the real-time evaluation of
threatening behavioural patterns of humans
identified as potential security risk.
Deadline for abstract
submission is Thursday, December 03, 2009. The
workshop will consist of oral presentations of
30 minutes each. Submit a short abstract (1/2
page) by
e-mail to:
petriu@site.uottawa.ca
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