Large-Scale Crowd Analysis through the Use of Passive Radio Sensing Networks
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Abstract
The creation of an automatic crowd estimation system capable of providing reliable, real-time estimates of human crowd sizes would be an invaluable tool for organizers of large-scale events, particularly so in the context of safety management. We describe a set of experiments in which we installed a …
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| Authors | Denis S;Bellekens B;Kaya A;Berkvens R;Weyn M;; |
| Journal | sensors |
| Year | 2020 |
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