Cameras with that detect moving objects perimeter security system
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In this thesis, real-time motion detection is examined which is one of the most important elements of computer vision. The application consists of eight each display panels designed so as to view main and side directions. Thus, it is possible to take overlapping pictures 3600 instantly from the building or facility around where the system is set up. In case of any motion that may occur around the building or facility, the system simultaneously detects this motion and warns the user personnel through sound or visual alarm. The application, in the same time, signs the object that caused the motion and enables us to determine the place of motion and also records the moment of motion. The system is developed by applying image processing techniques to the real-time images of cameras with different properties. The aim of the system is to detect threats and identify the elimination of deficiencies from the mobility of these images. This application is developed for the security forces which are conducted by homeland security and suppression of terrorism as well as providing the safety of public institutions, public organizations and also the security of large environmental corporations.
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Tayfun Köksal
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Tayfun Köksal (Master Thesis). Cameras with that detect moving objects perimeter security system, 2013, İstanbul Beykent University.
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