Steerable Gaze Control For a Video-Based Virtual Surveillant
Charles R. Dyer · 2000
This is the final report summarizing the video surveillance and monitoring (VSAM) research conducted at the University of Wisconsin - Madison during the period 6 June 1997 to 5 September 1999. In this project, we developed new image-based visualization methods for synthesizing new views of a real scene from a virtual camera. New techniques were devised and evaluated, including methods called view morphing, dynamic view morphing, voxel coloring, and a new structure-from-motion technique.