Person detection
This dataset presents a synthetic thermal imaging dataset for Person Detection in Intrusion Warning Systems (PDIWS). The dataset consists of a training set with 2000 images and a test set with 500 images. Each image is synthesized by compounding a subject (intruder) with a background using the modified Poisson image editing method. There are 50 different backgrounds and nearly 1000 subjects divided into five classes according to five human poses: creeping, crawling, stooping, climbing and other. The presence of the intruder will be confirmed if the first four poses are detected.
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For the task of detecting casualties and persons in search and rescue scenarios in drone images and videos, our database called SARD was built. The actors in the footage have simulate exhausted and injured persons as well as "classic" types of movement of people in nature, such as running, walking, standing, sitting, or lying down. Since different types of terrain and backgrounds determine possible events and scenarios in captured images and videos, the shots include persons on macadam roads, in quarries, low and high grass, forest shade, and the like.
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We build an original dataset of thermal videos and images that simulate illegal movements around the border and in protected areas and are designed for training machines and deep learning models. The videos are recorded in areas around the forest, at night, in different weather conditions – in the clear weather, in the rain, and in the fog, and with people in different body positions (upright, hunched) and movement speeds (regu- lar walking, running) at different ranges from the camera.
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We introduce a new robotic RGBD dataset with difficult luminosity conditions: ONERA.ROOM. It comprises RGB-D data (as pairs of images) and corresponding annotations in PASCAL VOC format (xml files)
It aims at People detection, in (mostly) indoor and outdoor environments. People in the field of view can be standing, but also lying on the ground as after a fall.
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