Dynamic Data-driven Application System (DDDAS) for Video Surveillance User Support
Erik Blasch, Alexander J. Aved · Procedia Computer Science · 2015
Human-machine interaction mixed initiatives require a pragmatic coordination between different systems. Context understanding is established from the content, analysis, and guidance from query-based coordination between users and machines. Inspired by Level 5 Information Fusion ‘user refinement’, a live-video computing (LVC) structure is presented for user-based query access of a data-base management of information. Information access includes multimedia fusion of query-based text, images, and exploited tracks which can be utilized for context assessment, content-based information retrieval (CBIR), and situation awareness. In this paper, we explore new developments in dynamic data-driven application systems (DDDAS) of context analysis for user support. Using a common image processing data set, a system-level time savings is demonstrated using a query-based approach in a context, control, and semantic-aware information fusion design.