Objective
DYVINE objective is to design, develop and test a representative version of a surveillance network based on visual sensors (images and video, in situ or airborne) which can be configured as a function of the requirements and events. This network can be used to monitor any kind of area or infrastructure which can be threatened by natural of industrial disasters.
The scientific and technological objectives of DYVINE are to:
- Design a generic architecture encompassing a vast array of various types of visual sensors, fixed and mobile, ground-based and airborne. This architecture will propose system standards and sensors interfaces standards,
- Propose advanced solutions for the (re)configuration of the surveillance network as a function of the events,
- Study the communication means as well as develop new processing capabilities and networks necessary to integrate the largest possible forest of sensors,
- Study the exploitation applications and fusion/correlation algorithms to provide the operators with the most comprehensive synthetic situation picture.
The resulting test-bed will be demonstrated in the frame of a surveillance/disaster mitigation scenario in an urban environment. It will demonstrate real advances in Surveillance capabilities illustrating how one can have a global situation awareness with a large coverage and still detailed view.
The STREP will encompass industrial partners interested in the exploitation of the results (EADS, MARTEC, REALVIZ, WHITEBALANCE), leading URL in the sensor, communication and image exploitation domains (CEA, EPFL, University of Surrey, UPV) and a user group representing the final users and stakeholders for this type of system (from the cities of.Valencia Miraflores and Segrate).
Fields of science (EuroSciVoc)
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- engineering and technology electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering electronic engineering sensors
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Coordinator
78140 VELIZY VILLACOUBLAY
France
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