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Current trend in natural disaster warning systems based on computer vision techniques

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4 Author(s)
ByoungChul Ko ; Dept. of Comput. Eng., Keimyung Univ., DaeGu, South Korea ; JoonYoung Kwak ; June Hyeok Hong ; JaeYeal Nam

In this paper, a review of vision-based natural disaster warning methods is presented. Because natural disaster warning is receiving a lot of attention in recent research, a comprehensive review of various disaster-warning techniques developed in recent years is needed. This paper surveys recent studies on warning systems four different types of natural disaster, i.e., wildfire smoke and flame detection, water level detection for flood prevention, and coastal zone monitoring, using computer vision and pattern-recognition techniques. Finally, we conclude with some thoughts about future research directions.

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Pattern Recognition (ACPR), 2011 First Asian Conference on

Date of Conference: 28-28 Nov. 2011

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