A Novel Low Processing Time System for Criminal Activities Detection Applied to Command and Control Citizen Security Centers

[EN] This paper shows a Novel Low Processing Time System focused on criminal activities detection based on real-time video analysis applied to Command and Control Citizen Security Centers. This system was applied to the detection and classification of criminal events in a real-time video surveillance subsystem in the Command and Control Citizen Security Center of the Colombian National Police. It was developed using a novel application of Deep Learning, specifically a Faster Region-Based Convolutional Network (R-CNN) for the detection of criminal activities treated as "objects" to be detected in real-time video. In order to maximize the system efficiency and reduce the processing time of each video frame, the pretrained CNN (Convolutional Neural Network) model AlexNet was used and the fine training was carried out with a dataset built for this project, formed by objects commonly used in criminal activities such as short firearms and bladed weapons. In addition, the system was trained for street theft detection. The system can generate alarms when detecting street theft, short firearms and bladed weapons, improving situational awareness and facilitating strategic decision making in the Command and Control Citizen Security Center of the Colombian National Police.This work was co-funded by the European Commission as part of H2020 call SEC-12-FCT-2016-Subtopic3 under the project VICTORIA (No. 740754). This publication reflects the views only of the authors and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.Suarez-Paez, J.; Salcedo-Gonzalez, M.; Climente, A.; Esteve Domingo, M.; Gomez, J.; Palau Salvador, CE.; Pérez Llopis, I. (2019). A Novel Low Processing Time System for Criminal Activities Detection Applied to Command and Control Citizen Security Centers. Information. 10(12):1-19. https://doi.org/10.3390/info10120365S1191012Wang, L., Rodriguez, R. M., & Wang, Y.-M. 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Object detection algorithms to identify skeletal components in carbonate cores

Identification of constituent grains in carbonate rocks requires specialist experience. A carbonate sedimentologist must be able to distinguish between skeletal grains that change through geological ages, preserved in differing alteration stages, and cut in random orientations across core sections. Recent studies have demonstrated the effectiveness of machine learning in classifying lithofacies from thin section, core, and seismic images, with faster analysis times and reduction of natural biases. In this study, we explore the application and limitations of convolutional neural network (CNN) based object detection frameworks to identify and quantify multiple types of carbonate grains within close-up core images of carbonate lithologies. We compiled nearly 400 images of high-resolution core images from three ODP and IODP expeditions. Over 9000 individual carbonate components of 11 different classes were manually labelled from this dataset. Using pre-trained weights, a transfer learning approach was applied to evaluate one-stage (YOLO v5) and two-stage (Faster R–CNN) detectors under different feature extractors (CSP-Darknet53 and ResNet50-FPN, respectively). Despite the current popularity of one-stage detectors, our results show Faster R–CNN with ResNet50-FPN backbone provides the most robust performance, achieving 0.73 mean average precision (mAP). Furthermore, we extend the approach by deploying the trained model to two ODP sites from Leg 194 that were not part of the training set (ODP Sites 1196 and 1199), providing a performance comparison with benchmark human interpretation

A Systematic Review on Object Localisation Methods in Images

[EN] Currently, many applications require a precise localization of the objects that appear in an image, to later process them. This is the case of visual inspection in the industry, computer-aided clinical diagnostic systems, the obstacle detection in vehicles or in robots, among others. However, several factors such as the quality of the image and the appearance of the objects to be detected make this automatic location difficult. In this article, we carry out a systematic revision of the main methods used to locate objects by considering since the methods based on sliding windows, as the detector proposed by Viola and Jones, until the current methods that use deep learning networks, such as Faster-RCNN or Mask-RCNN. For each proposal, we describe the relevant details, considering their advantages and disadvantages, as well as the main applications of these methods in various areas. This paper aims to provide a clean and condensed review of the state of the art of these techniques, their usefulness and their implementations in order to facilitate their knowledge and use by any researcher that requires locating objects in digital images. We conclude this work by summarizing the main ideas presented and discussing the future trends of these methods.[ES] Actualmente, muchas aplicaciones requieren localizar de forma precisa los objetos que aparecen en una imagen, para su posterior procesamiento. Este es el caso de la inspección visual en la industria, los sistemas de diagnóstico clínico asistido por computador, la detección de obstáculos en vehículos o en robots, entre otros. Sin embargo, diversos factores como la calidad de la imagen y la apariencia de los objetos a detectar, dificultan la localización automática. En este artículo realizamos una revisión sistemática de los principales métodos utilizados para localizar objetos, considerando desde los métodos basados en ventanas deslizantes, como el detector propuesto por Viola y Jones, hasta los métodos actuales que usan redes de aprendizaje profundo, tales como Faster-RCNNo Mask-RCNN. Para cada propuesta, describimos los detalles relevantes, considerando sus ventajas y desventajas, así como sus aplicaciones en diversas áreas. El artículo pretende proporcionar una revisión ordenada y condensada del estado del arte de estas técnicas, su utilidad y sus implementaciones a fin de facilitar su conocimiento y uso por cualquier investigador que requiera localizar objetos en imágenes digitales. Concluimos este trabajo resumiendo las ideas presentadas y discutiendo líneas de trabajo futuro.Este trabajo ha sido financiado parcialmente por diferentes instituciones. Deisy Chaves cuenta con una beca “Estudios de Doctorado en Colombia 2013” de COLCIENCIAS. 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