We deal with the important applicative problem of distributed cameras calibration. We model a network of N cameras as an undirected graph in which communicating cameras can measure their relative orientation in a noisy way. These measures can be used in order to minimize a suitable cost function. The shape of this cost function depends on a vector of integers K. We propose two algorithms which in a distributive way estimate such K, comparing advantages and disadvantages of both. Simulations are run on a grid network to prove effectiveness of the algorithms
This work addresses the practical problem of keeping a camera network calibrated during a recording ...
Metric calibration and localisation are crucial requirements for many higher-level robotic vision ta...
This paper presents a concept which tackles the pose estimation problem (extrinsic calibration) for ...
We deal with the important applicative problem of distributed cameras calibration. We model a networ...
Abstract — We deal with the important applicative problem of distributed cameras calibration. We mod...
We deal with the important applicative problem of distributed cameras calibration. We model a networ...
Camera networks are perhaps the most common type of sensor network and are deployed in a variety of ...
Abstract. In this tutorial chapter we present a package to calibrate multi-device vision systems suc...
We discuss how to obtain the accurate and globally consistent self-calibration of a distributed came...
Calibration and localisation of a camera sensor network is an essential requirement for higher-level...
We present a cluster-based distributed algorithm for calibrating large networks of wireless cameras....
In order to monitor sufficiently large areas of interest for surveillance or any event detection, we...
Abstract—We present an algorithm for the automated external calibration (localization) of a network ...
We propose a novel global calibration method for a net-work of cameras. Given a set of unknown camer...
In order to monitor sufficiently large areas of interest for surveillance or any event detection, we...
This work addresses the practical problem of keeping a camera network calibrated during a recording ...
Metric calibration and localisation are crucial requirements for many higher-level robotic vision ta...
This paper presents a concept which tackles the pose estimation problem (extrinsic calibration) for ...
We deal with the important applicative problem of distributed cameras calibration. We model a networ...
Abstract — We deal with the important applicative problem of distributed cameras calibration. We mod...
We deal with the important applicative problem of distributed cameras calibration. We model a networ...
Camera networks are perhaps the most common type of sensor network and are deployed in a variety of ...
Abstract. In this tutorial chapter we present a package to calibrate multi-device vision systems suc...
We discuss how to obtain the accurate and globally consistent self-calibration of a distributed came...
Calibration and localisation of a camera sensor network is an essential requirement for higher-level...
We present a cluster-based distributed algorithm for calibrating large networks of wireless cameras....
In order to monitor sufficiently large areas of interest for surveillance or any event detection, we...
Abstract—We present an algorithm for the automated external calibration (localization) of a network ...
We propose a novel global calibration method for a net-work of cameras. Given a set of unknown camer...
In order to monitor sufficiently large areas of interest for surveillance or any event detection, we...
This work addresses the practical problem of keeping a camera network calibrated during a recording ...
Metric calibration and localisation are crucial requirements for many higher-level robotic vision ta...
This paper presents a concept which tackles the pose estimation problem (extrinsic calibration) for ...