the establishment of intelligent detection method and monitoring system for underwater target based on imaging sonar

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2015
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Abstract
For the practical requirement of underwater safety protection, the conception of target precautionary area is put forward combined with the technical characteristic of imaging sonar and the analysis of small underwater target imaging feature. And a detection method for underwater moving target based on image processing is build up, so that the intelligent detection and recognition of the underwater specific target is realized. Meanwhile, the intelligent detection and monitoring system of underwater target based on imaging sonar is designed and developed with the use of multi-level component-based architecture according to the practical application requirements. The system has obtained remarkable economic benefit in practical use and has good prospects for application.
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Authors ;Peng Pengfei;Yu Qian;Li Qiyuan
Journal acta botânica brasílica
Year 2015
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10.1051/matecconf/20153404008
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