Development of Monitoring and Simulation System of Human Tracking System Based On Mobile Agent Technologies

In recent years, the number of the cases of information
leaks is increasing. Companies and Research Institutions make various
actions against information thefts and security accidents. One of the
actions is adoption of the crime prevention system, including the
monitoring system by surveillance cameras. In order to solve
difficulties of multiple cameras monitoring, we develop the automatic
human tracking system using mobile agents through multiple
surveillance cameras to track target persons. In this paper, we develop
the monitor which confirms mobile agents tracing target persons, and
the simulator of video picture analysis to construct the tracking
algorithm.

• Kozo Tanigawa
• Toshihiko Sasama
• Kenichi Takahashi
• Takao Kawamura
• Kazunori Sugahara

• Human tracking
• mobile agent
• monitoring
• simulate.

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