Field User Evaluation of Standoff Facial Recognition and Automated Registration
Abstract
The Tactical Analysis of Video Imagery (TAVI) system is a real-time video analysis, face recognition, and human activity recognition system. People detected near the same time and in the same area can be connected by the software, and these connections are analyzed with social network analysis to determine the affiliations of those people monitored. The payoff is to produce a system whereby a Forward Operating Base (FOB) will be supported by two wide-area surveillance cameras mounted on portable masts to look at an overview of the area, as well as four pan/tilt/zoom (PTZ) cameras mounted on rugged tripods at the corners of each FOB. The wide-area and PTZ cameras work together to provide automated tracking, and face recognition of observed targets at distances up to 40m. In addition, two long range cameras suitable for doing face recognition at 100m chokepoints are provided. The long range cameras will be mounted on pan-tilt stages for manual camera control.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Accomplishment
- Publication Date
- Oct 01, 2012
- Source ID
- b1d694cfccf4beebd21f0bca7cda8817