Congratulations to David Sandberg, programmer for SNAP Network Surveillance, who has won the ‘Best Colour Paper’ prize awarded by Canon Information Systems Research Australia (CiSRA) at the recent 2011 DICTA conference.
David’s paper, ‘Model-Based Video Coding using Colour and Depth Cameras’ can be viewed here sandberg_dicta11[1]
A key step towards automating the monitoring of video from many cameras is to generate an understanding of the paths which targets may take between their fields of view. This activity topology information is the foundation for many fundamental tasks in networked surveillance, such as tracking an object across the network. Although it could be […]
Congratulations to Anton van den Hengel, David Suter, Anthony Dick, and Henry Detmold, who were recently awarded a major grant for ‘Accelerating Australia’s large scale video surveillance research programmes’: The research to be conducted using this infrastructure will bring immense benefits to Australia in terms of increased levels of public safety and in the protection […]
ACVT has been awarded an ARC LIEF Grant valued at $280,000 to acquire equipment and infrastructure to support research in large scale video surveillance. The CIs include Prof. Anton van den Hengel, Prof. David Suter, Prof. Mike Brooks, Dr Anthony Dick, Dr Henry Detmold and Dr Chunhua Shen. This project will construct a world-class video […]
Since 2009, Dr Henry Detmold has been the Chief Technology Officer (and Founder) of Snap Network Surveillance, a venture capital funded startup company, which is commercialising research conducted at the Australian Centre for Visual Technologies within the University of Adelaide. Prior to this, Henry was employed full time as a lecturer and researcher within ACVT […]
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