Vision-based Conflict Detection within Crowds based on High-Resolution Human Pose Estimation for Smart and Safe Airport

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2207.00477v1
• Date: Fri, 1 Jul 2022 14:54:12 GMT
• Title: Vision-based Conflict Detection within Crowds based on High-Resolution Human Pose Estimation for Smart and Safe Airport
• Authors: Karan Kheta, Claire Delgove, Ruolin Liu, Adeola Aderogba, Marc-Olivier Pokam, Muhammed Mehmet Unal, Yang Xing, Weisi Guo
• Abstract summary: This paper details the development of a machine learning model to classify conflicting behaviour in a crowd. It was found that the support vector machine (SVM) achieved the most performant achieving precision of 94.37%. The resulting model has potential for deployment within an airport if improvements are made to cope with the vast number of potential passengers in view.
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• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
• Abstract: Future airports are becoming more complex and congested with the increasing number of travellers. While the airports are more likely to become hotspots for potential conflicts to break out which can cause serious delays to flights and several safety issues. An intelligent algorithm which renders security surveillance more effective in detecting conflicts would bring many benefits to the passengers in terms of their safety, finance, and travelling efficiency. This paper details the development of a machine learning model to classify conflicting behaviour in a crowd. HRNet is used to segment the images and then two approaches are taken to classify the poses of people in the frame via multiple classifiers. Among them, it was found that the support vector machine (SVM) achieved the most performant achieving precision of 94.37%. Where the model falls short is against ambiguous behaviour such as a hug or losing track of a subject in the frame. The resulting model has potential for deployment within an airport if improvements are made to cope with the vast number of potential passengers in view as well as training against further ambiguous behaviours which will arise in an airport setting. In turn, will provide the capability to enhance security surveillance and improve airport safety.

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