Print Email Facebook Twitter Radar and video multimodal learning for human activity classification Title Radar and video multimodal learning for human activity classification Author de Jong, Richard J. (Student TU Delft) Uysal, Faruk (TU Delft Microwave Sensing, Signals & Systems) Heiligers, Matijs J.C. (TNO) de Wit, Jacco (TNO) Date 2020 Abstract Camera systems are widely used for surveillance in the security and defense domains. The main advantages of camera systems are their high resolution, their ease of use, and the fact that optical imagery is easy to interpret for human operators. However, particularly when considering application in the defense domain, cameras have some disadvantages. In poor lighting conditions, dust or smoke the image quality degrades and, additionally, cameras cannot provide range information. These issues may be alleviated by exploiting the strongpoints of radar. Radar performance is largely preserved during nighttime, in varying weather conditions and in dust and smoke. Furthermore, radar provides range information of detected objects. Since their qualities appear to be complementary, can radar and camera systems learn from each other? In the current study, the potential of radar/video multimodal learning is assessed for the classification of human activity. Subject human activity classificationmicro-Dopplermultimodal learningradarvideo To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:738816cc-5439-4710-99d9-7ae593980e26 DOI https://doi.org/10.1109/RADAR41533.2019.171283 Publisher IEEE ISBN 978-1-7281-3785-8 Source 2019 International Radar Conference (RADAR) Event 2019 International Radar Conference, 2019-09-23 → 2019-09-27, Toulon, France Bibliographical note Accepted author manuscript Part of collection Institutional Repository Document type conference paper Rights © 2020 Richard J. de Jong, Faruk Uysal, Matijs J.C. Heiligers, Jacco de Wit Files PDF Jong_Int_Radar_19.pdf 6.83 MB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:738816cc-5439-4710-99d9-7ae593980e26/datastream/OBJ/view