Session 72 Jörgen Ahlberg
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Dr. Jörgen Ahlberg's presentation discusses current problems with traditional CCTV surveillance and the potential for intelligent video surveillance using machine learning. It outlines challenges like acquiring relevant surveillance data and the interdisciplinary nature of detecting threat behaviors across different contexts. The presentation concludes that hard multi-disciplinary problems remain to be solved but rewards persistent and preventive surveillance, highlighting two EU projects aiming to gather required competences.
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- 2. Agenda Current surveillance technology – and problems Intelligent surveillance The EU projects Conclusion
- 5. We need… Automated operator support But what should it do?
- 6. Automatic detection of threat behaviours
- 7. Different context – different behaviour Learning systems!
- 8. OK, seems good! Why it is not there already?
- 9. Hard?! diffar • Interdisciplinary • Complex patterns • Relevant surveillance data hard to acquire • The ”simple” technical problems are not solved!
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