Krízový Manažment 2020, 19(1):20-24 | DOI: 10.26552/krm.C.2020.1.20-24

ANALYSIS AND PROPOSAL OF A VIDEO ANALYTICAL TOOL FOR MONITORING NON-STANDARD BEHAVIOR

Ladislav Mariš
Katedra bezpečnostného manažmentu, Fakulta bezpečnostného inžinierstva, Žilinská univerzita v Žiline 1. mája 32, Žilina 01026, Slovensko

Modern video analytics tools focus on automatic evaluation of activities in the scene. In the area of automatic detection of video surveillance systems, there are several tools that deal with the detection of non-standard behaviour. The system design is based on real-time detection of non-standard behaviour of individuals or groups of people using video analysis from security cameras. The aim of proposal is to develop a system that will be able to identify the three most common non-standard activities such as public property damage, personal injury and persecution. It is necessary to collect data and create annotated databases for training and testing of deep learning models of neural networks. The contribution describes the advantages of the solution. Currently, the proposed solution is in the process of assessing the research project for funding in the Slovak Research and Development Agency.

Keywords: Proposal, Research project, Video analytical tool, Video surveillance systems, Non-standard behaviour

Published: March 30, 2020  Show citation

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Mariš, L. (2020). ANALYSIS AND PROPOSAL OF A VIDEO ANALYTICAL TOOL FOR MONITORING NON-STANDARD BEHAVIOR. Krízový Manažment, 19(1), 20-24. doi: 10.26552/krm.C.2020.1.20-24
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