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Passive sensor based dynamic object association with particle filtering

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3 Author(s)
Shung Han Cho ; Stony Brook Univ.-SUNY, Stony Brook ; Jinseok Lee ; Sangjin Hong

This paper develops and evaluates the threshold based algorithm proposed in [S.H. Cho, J. Lee, and S. Hong, "Passive Sensor Based Dynamic Object Association Method in Wireless Sensor Network," Proceedings of MWSCAS07 and NEWCAS07, Aug. 2007. ] for dynamic data association in wireless sensor networks. The sensor node incorporates RFID reader and acoustic sensor where the signals are fused for tracking and associating multiple objects. The RFID tag is used for object identification and acoustic sensor is used for estimating object movement. For the better data association, we apply the particle filtering for the prediction of an object. The algorithm with the particle filtering has an effect on increasing the association case where even objects overlap. The simulation result is compared to that using only the original algorithm. The association performance under single node coverage and multiple node coverage is evaluated as a function of sampling time.

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Advanced Video and Signal Based Surveillance, 2007. AVSS 2007. IEEE Conference on

Date of Conference: 5-7 Sept. 2007

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