EP1441316A2 - Überwachungsvorrichtung - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a monitoring device with at least an imaging sensor for the transmission of image data.
- the invention also relates to a method for monitoring of areas / areas with a monitoring device at least one imaging sensor.
- the development of sensors has been like the automatic evaluation of images has also been significantly improved Service.
- the sensors deliver data streams which be digitized, and the resulting digitized Image data are evaluated by digital computers made accessible.
- Application examples can be found in the Measurement of objects in the quality inspection based on Pattern comparisons, in access control using facial, Fingerprint or iris recognition, in motion detection for property protection and of course in traffic surveillance.
- the information contained in image sequences is used for object tracking for a wide variety of applications, such as Open-air site monitoring or crash test evaluations, used.
- the video sensors common today are capable of image data streams to be evaluated if the imaging sensors are permanently installed become. For applications where large terrain areas, like parking lots or car parks, must be monitored, is a sufficient number of sensors to cover such areas to fully grasp, necessary.
- a monitoring device is known from DE 100 07 021 A1 known a camera, the camera on a profiled Rail is kept mobile.
- the camera can do one Have transmitter for wireless transmission of image data.
- the Camera is attached to a body that runs along the profiled rail is movably attached. On the main body there are rollers that have a drive, so the camera goes in both directions along the rail can be moved.
- To transfer operating current to the drive and / or to transmit the generated by the camera Image signals can be on a suitable outer surface of the profiled rail provided a number of conductor tracks his. It would also be possible to use control image data to transmit wirelessly.
- this monitoring device is very complex, because the camera specifically on a body and this again has to be attached to a profiled rail, to be able to move the camera during surveillance tasks. Furthermore, there is no evaluation of the image data streams here possible.
- DE 100 10 590 A1 describes a method for Operating a remote-controlled camera described, wherein Remote control data from a remote control device and image data transmitted from the camera to an image display device and the remote control and image data over a computer network be transmitted.
- the camera can be remote controlled be pivoted.
- the individual images transmitted by the camera are in the image display device as a video sequence together. So at the image display device an exact representation of a movement sequence is shown become.
- a video server receives via a video card Image data, with individual images in the video server from the image data are generated in a compression facility be compressed using a suitable algorithm.
- the images compressed in this way are stored in a working memory of the video server.
- the compressed images are prepared for sending, transmitted as a serial data stream to a network interface, which then stream this data over the computer network to the remote control device and finally to the image display device transmitted.
- the object of the invention is a monitoring device and to create a process which the minimized disadvantages described above and with which or with which an analysis of the situation of the observing Scene made from image sequences and from the analysis regulatory or actuator requirements can be derived.
- the monitoring device is a device which has at least one imaging sensor, being the sensor for monitoring objects that are within move the image section, advantageously is designed to be pivotable about at least one axis. Consequently a surveillance area can be continuously guarded and for objects that move within this area, the movement is captured and the object is swiveled Sensors are tracked.
- This device enables one global situation analysis through a new combination of Image evaluation and algorithms based on video sensors even with swiveling imaging sensor. Farther can the monitoring device several fixed sensors replace, minimizing costs and monitoring effort can. In addition, even in confusing areas or areas practically every area or angle of area to be recorded.
- Figure 1 describes a monitoring device 1, which consists of an imaging sensor 2, for example a camera or a thermal imaging device, and a software-parameterized detection and control unit 1 'is formed.
- the software parameterized Detection and control unit 1 ' is again off a digitizing device 3 and an evaluation device 4 formed. Digitization can also be done in sensor 2 respectively.
- the imaging sensor 2 can by means of a pan-tilt head on areas to be detected be judged.
- the two pictures are because of the Sensor movement referenced to each other so that this overlap directly.
- Computationally complex correlation procedures To avoid the two images using a fast discrete Fourier transform in a frequency domain be transformed. This can help with the correlation required folding operations by multiplication be replaced.
- the result of folding in the frequency domain is then in the time domain by means of an inverse, fast converted back into discrete Fourier transform.
- the final picture is the shift by means of a maximum operator detected between the two images, which the two Matches original images. Then you can use a Differential image approach detected moving objects in the images become.
- temporal Patterns of situation-characteristic quantities generated become.
- temporal filters at the level of the objects and / or the derived sizes may further develop of the situation.
- an assessment the results through classifiers, expert systems or also fuzzy logic, which analyzes the situation and regulates or actuator requirements can be derived.
- Control or actuator requirements here means that sensor 2 either pans, zooms in on the object or can generate an alarm.
- the method according to the invention it would be possible to use an automatic Evaluation of video data streams from vehicles mounted pivotable sensors 2 assessing a Enable situation in the area of border surveillance.
- the sensor 2 can continuously by swiveling paint over an area to be monitored. As soon as unauthorized border crossings can be recognized For example, the swing is interrupted and an alarm is triggered become.
- the sensor 2 can operate independently Zoom in on the area of interest and the recognized Continue tracking object automatically. In this embodiment can therefore provide the sensor 2 with a zoom lens be, but this is not a requirement for this procedure is.
- the monitoring device according to the invention 1 and the procedure for the assessment of Dangerous situations in car parks or in public places Places are used through situation analysis from image sequences.
- the sensor 2 used here is a pivoting sensor 2 to move over a defined area to be monitored Objects such as vehicles, planes, ships or the like, but can also be used as a fixed sensor 2 Motion detection can be formed. Panning the sensor 2 is superimposed in the vertical and horizontal directions as well possible, whereby the sensor 2 can be rotated continuously through 360 ° can be arranged.
- FIG. 2 shows a flow diagram for the process sequence.
- the pivotable imaging sensor 2 scans the scene with high spatial and temporal density.
- the detection of Objects are done in several steps.
- the first step is the own movement of sensor 2 (pan-tilt movement, sensor wobble, Own movement of the sensor platform) via an image sequence analyzed.
- the information now gained from this can be used to identify local inhomogeneities in the movement pattern to determine and from this the own movement of the sensor 2 separate from an actual object movement or differentiate.
- So-called displacement vectors can keep pace with this be determined by two successive images.
- the Displacement vectors indicate the movement of the sensor 2 of the image background.
- the deviating movement patterns are interpreted as objects.
- the invention here Process is also very special characterized in that the calculation of the displacement vectors without Use of special computer components in real time can be made possible. This can reduce the likelihood that incorrect displacement vectors lead to inaccurate evaluation results lead to be minimized by only displacement vectors at high-contrast points or locations in the image capture section of sensor 2 can be calculated.
- the objects detected in this way can then be used in another Evaluation can then be examined individually.
- For each Object can have the associated characteristics, such as characteristics, shape, Length and speed of the movement, determined and classified become.
- An optional temporal filter component can from the object positions already known from the history Calculate predictions for the expected object positions.
- the object management can a "track", that is the distance covered by the object in the image Way to be laid out.
- object management can do all object measurements every time as well as the results of the temporal Enter the filter component in the track. Because of the track data can now determine the previously determined in the dynamic measurement Sizes are estimated. These can then optionally be one be subjected to further temporal filtering in order to make a prediction to achieve.
- detected object movements Users for example by sound signals, on-screen displays Screen or similar alarms are signaled can.
- the alarm trigger There is also the possibility of automatically recognizing objects to classify and only when assigned to interesting ones Classes, such as people or vehicles, the alarm trigger. This can cause false alarms from animals, for example be avoided. Furthermore, after the alarm generation the image sequence can be recorded digitally.
- FIG. 3 shows the monitoring device shown in FIG. 1 very schematically when used for object tracking.
- Moving objects can be recorded, monitored and tracked by sensor 2 within a certain radius.
- the first solution would be to end the pan operation if necessary, to start object tracking with the automatic sensor tracking in order to keep the detected object in the image section.
- the distance of the recognized and tracked object to the recording position of the sensor 2 can also be determined by means of an integrated laser distance measuring device.
- a second option would be to end the swiveling operation if necessary, to keep the sensor line of sight constant and to leave the operator to take further action, possibly follow up or alarm.
- the monitoring device 1 is in different wavelength ranges such as near infrared, infrared 3 to 5 ⁇ m, infrared 8 - 12 ⁇ m, UV or can also be used in the visual range.
- the implementation of the method can be known PC systems or on DSP systems, under different operating systems (LINUX, MS-Windows, real-time operating systems) be made. When realizing on DSP systems one more adaptable for special applications. You can also these systems under special environmental conditions, such as temperature range or vibrations can be used.
- the monitoring device 1 according to the invention and the method according to the invention make it possible to automatically detect and track objects moving in the scene even when the imaging sensor 2 is pivoting.
- the overall system thus represents a monitoring device 1, the imaging sensor 2 or, if appropriate, also several imaging sensors, continuously sweep over a target area in a search mode or be moved by mounting on a mobile platform itself. In the target area or in the detection area of sensor 2, moving objects can be automatically detected and used to track the pan-tilt head.
- scene-specific prior knowledge such as sensor calibration at a scene level, specification of object types, e.g. vehicles or the like, which are already known from the prior art and must be used there, is dispensed with, which makes them widely applicable guaranteed in a wide variety of situations. In addition, this ensures an easy to implement and quick operational readiness even in changing locations.
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- prinzipmäßige Darstellung einer erfindungsgemäßen Überwachungsvorrichtung;
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- prinzipmäßige Darstellung eines erfindungsgemäßen Verfahrens anhand eines Flussdiagramms; und
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- eine prinzipmäßige Darstellung der in Figur 1 aufgezeigten Überwachungsvorrichtung bei Einsatz zur Objektverfolgung.
Eine zweite Möglichkeit wäre, den Schwenkbetrieb gegebenenfalls zu beenden, die Sensorblickrichtung konstant beizubehalten und dem Bediener die weiteren Aktionen, eventuelle Weiterverfolgung oder Alarmierung, zu überlassen. Ebenso wäre aber auch möglich, den Schwenkbetrieb gegebenenfalls weiter beizubehalten, um die anderen Bereiche des Überwachungsgebietes nicht unbeobachtet zu lassen. Dabei sollte der Bediener selbstständig einen Alarm weiter verfolgen und gegebenenfalls in das Gesamtsystem eingreifen.
Die Besonderheit dieses Verfahrens besteht darin, dass auf szenenspezifisches Vorwissen, wie Sensorkalibrierung auf eine Szenenebene, Angabe von Objekttypen, z.B. Fahrzeuge oder ähnliches, welche bereits aus dem Stand der Technik bekannt sind und dort notwendig eingesetzt werden müssen, verzichtet wird, was eine breite Einsatzfähigkeit in vielfältigsten Situationen gewährleistet.
Außerdem ist dadurch eine einfach zu realisierende und schnelle Einsatzbereitschaft auch an wechselnden Orten sichergestellt.
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- Überwachungsvorricht-ung mit wenigstens einem bildgebenden Sensor zur Übertragung von Bilddaten, wobei der wenigstens eine bildgebende Sensor (2) schwenkbar ausgebildet ist, wobei kontinuierlich ein Zielgebiet/Zielbereich überwachbar ist, und wobei eine softwareparametrisierte Erkennungs- und Steuereinheit (1') zur Verfolgung von sich im Zielgebiet/ Zielbereich bewegenden Objekten vorgesehen ist.
- Überwachungsvorrichtung nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass eine Meldeeinrichtung vorgesehen ist.
- Überwachungsvorrichtung nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der wenigstens eine Sensor (2) in einer Schwenk-Neigekopfeinrichtung gelagert ist.
- Überwachungsvorrichtung nach Anspruch 1 oder 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der wenigstens eine Sensor (2) kontinuierlich um 360° drehbar gelagert ist.
- Überwachungsvorrichtung nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der wenigstens eine Sensor (2) um wenigstens eine Achse schwenkbar ist.
- Überwachungsvorrichtung nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die softwareparametrisierte Erkennungs- und Steuereinheit (1') aus einer Digitalisiereinrichtung (3) und einer Auswerteeinrichtung (4) gebildet ist.
- Überwachungsvorrichtung nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass eine Digitalisiereinrichtung (3) im Sensor (2) vorgesehen ist.
- Überwachungsvorrichtung nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass ein integriertes Laserentfernungsmessgerät vorgesehen ist.
- Verfahren zur Überwachung von Gebieten/Bereichen mit einer Überwachungseinrichtung mit wenigstens einem bildgebenden Sensor, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der wenigstens eine bildgebende Sensor (2) schwenkbar um zumindest eine Achse ausgebildet wird, wobei kontinuierlich ein Gebiet/Bereich aufgenommen und überwacht wird, und wobei sich bewegende Objekte im Gebiet/Bereich erfasst, verfolgt oder gemeldet werden.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass ohne Vorwissen über Szene, Entfernung, gesuchte Objekte, Art des angeschlossenen Sensors (2) und Wellenlängenbereich eine Überwachung von Gebieten/Bereichen vorgenommen wird.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das Ausmaß der Schwenkung des wenigstens einen Sensors (2) automatisch aus der Bildsequenz ermittelt wird.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass nach Ermittlung der Bewegung die Objekte klassifiziert werden.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass nach.Erkennen des sich bewegenden Objektes die Schwenkung des wenigstens einen Sensors (2) beendet wird, wobei anschließend die Verfolgung des Objektes mit einer automatischen Sensornachführung vorgenommen wird.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass nach Erkennung des sich bewegenden Objektes die Schwenkung des wenigstens einen Sensors (2) beendet wird, wobei anschließend in der Position die Sensorrichtung konstant beibehalten wird, und wobei manuell durch einen Bediener weiterverfolgt wird.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass nach Erkennung des sich bewegenden Objektes die Schwenkung beibehalten wird, wobei der Bediener die Objekte manuell weiterverfolgen wird.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das Messen einer Objektentfernung mit einem Laserentfernungsmessgerät erfolgt.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der wenigstens eine Sensor (2) selbstständig auf einen Bereich mit dem sich bewegenden Objekt hinzoomt, wobei der Bilderfassungsausschnitt verändert wird.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der wenigstens eine Sensor (2) selbstständig auf einen Bereich mit dem sich bewegenden Objekt hinzoomt, wobei der Bilderfassungsausschnitt verändert wird, und wobei die Verfolgung des Objektes mit einer Sensornachführung vorgenommen wird.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass nach Erkennung der Bewegung des Objektes eine Alarmierung erfolgt.
- Verfahren nach Anspruch 18, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass nach Alarmierung eine Bildsequenz digital aufgezeichnet wird.
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