Automatic incident detection : slow isolated vehicle and pedestrian on motorway using image processing.

Author(s)
Bouzar, S. Blosseville, J,M. Lenoir, F. & Glachet, R.
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Abstract

This paper describes an automatic incident detection method using image processing. The algorithms presented are an extension of research undertaken by INRETS. After previous work on stopped-vehicle detection on the motorway, two new types of detection have been developed: slow isolated vehicles and pedestrians. This research has been carried out in cooperation with the Union of Toll Motorways companies (Union des Societes d'Autoroute a Peage) and under ISIS supervision. These functions are integrated in the Tristar-AID system which is now fully exploited by several motorway operators. (A) For the covering abstract see IRRD 881118.

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C 11011 [electronic version only] /73/ 72 / IRRD 881134
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In: Steps forward : proceedings of the second world congress on Intelligent Transport Systems ITS, Yokohama, 1995, Volume I, p. 128-133, 5 ref.

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