Ho-Seok Jeon, Hyun-hak Song, Ki-Won Kwon, Young-Jin Kim, Tae-Ho Im, Journal of Internet Computing and Services, Vol. 23, No. 5, pp. 47-58, Oct. 2022
10.7472/jksii.2022.23.5.47, Full Text:
Keywords: Maritime Object detection, motion detection, image processing, Aids to Navigation, Protection of Safety Accidents

Abstract

In recent years, navigation aids, which plays as sea traffic lights, have been digitized, and are developing beyond simple sign purpose to provide various functions such as marine information collection, supervision, control, etc. For example, Busan Port which is located in South Korea is leading the application of the advanced technologies by installing cameras on buoys and recording video images to supervise maritime accidents. However, there are difficulties to perform their major functions since the advanced technologies require long-term battery operation and also management and maintenance of them are hampered by marine characteristics. This study proposes a system that can automatically notify maritime objects passing around buoys by analyzing image information. In the existing sensor-based accident prevention systems, the alarms are generated by a collision detection sensor. The system can identify the cause of the accident whilst even though it is difficult not possible to fundamentally prevent the accidents. Therefore, in order to overcome these limitations, the proposed a maritime object detection system is based on marine characteristics. The experiments demonstrate that the proposed system shows about 5 times faster processing speed than other existing algorithms.

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