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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0558318

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $225,000.00
    Summary
    Autocalibration without decimation. The insertion of computer generated characters into real footage, the removal of objects from video, and the recovery of 3-dimensional architectural or topographic models from photographs are amongst a growing number of processes used in industry which require highly accurate camera calibration. Autocalibration is thus a prerequisite for these and many other emerging image-based technologies. By developing expertise in this area, and particularly by enabling .... Autocalibration without decimation. The insertion of computer generated characters into real footage, the removal of objects from video, and the recovery of 3-dimensional architectural or topographic models from photographs are amongst a growing number of processes used in industry which require highly accurate camera calibration. Autocalibration is thus a prerequisite for these and many other emerging image-based technologies. By developing expertise in this area, and particularly by enabling more flexible and efficient means of autocalibration, we expect to provide Australian industry with a valuable improvement in the state of the art and a competitive edge in a number of important application areas.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0988439

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $200,000.00
    Summary
    Combined shape and appearance descriptors for visual object recognition. The quantity of video generated each year is expanding rapidly. This increasing volume of visual information means that it is more likely that any particular event will be recorded, but that the footage will be harder to find. This applies to a collection of home videos as much as to television and movie footage. The object-recognition method to be developed has the potential to alleviate this situation, in which vast amou .... Combined shape and appearance descriptors for visual object recognition. The quantity of video generated each year is expanding rapidly. This increasing volume of visual information means that it is more likely that any particular event will be recorded, but that the footage will be harder to find. This applies to a collection of home videos as much as to television and movie footage. The object-recognition method to be developed has the potential to alleviate this situation, in which vast amounts of video data are available but have little value. Such an outcome would be a boon for Australian industry and offer a valuable export opportunity.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0556549

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $261,000.00
    Summary
    Multi-objective parameter estimation techniques for computer vision. This project will benefit Australia's scientific knowledge and technology base in the area of computer vision. By contributing improved methods for parameter estimation applicable to a wide variety of technical problems, the project will aid the generation of improved software products in a wide variety of domains. Examples include: augmented reality systems, with which virtual reality artifacts may be immersed within real vid .... Multi-objective parameter estimation techniques for computer vision. This project will benefit Australia's scientific knowledge and technology base in the area of computer vision. By contributing improved methods for parameter estimation applicable to a wide variety of technical problems, the project will aid the generation of improved software products in a wide variety of domains. Examples include: augmented reality systems, with which virtual reality artifacts may be immersed within real video; 3D from 2D systems, with which 3D object structure may be computed from image streams; and visual robotic systems, with which the pose of viewed objects may be determined.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0770482

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $201,000.00
    Summary
    Automated acquisition of surveillance-camera network topology. The development of an automated system for acquisition of camera network topology is a crucial prerequisite to obtaining intelligent surveillance systems operating at the network level. Such systems will contribute improved methods for safeguarding Australia from terrorism and crime by facilitating the tracking of suspicious individuals and vehicles, and detecting anomalous behaviours in busy environments. The leading-edge techniques .... Automated acquisition of surveillance-camera network topology. The development of an automated system for acquisition of camera network topology is a crucial prerequisite to obtaining intelligent surveillance systems operating at the network level. Such systems will contribute improved methods for safeguarding Australia from terrorism and crime by facilitating the tracking of suspicious individuals and vehicles, and detecting anomalous behaviours in busy environments. The leading-edge techniques involved will also constitute smart information use of significant commercial value to Australian industry.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0878472

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $250,000.00
    Summary
    Enhanced parameter estimation for multi-component fitting in computer vision. This project will benefit Australia's scientific knowledge and technology base in the area of computer vision. By contributing improved methods for parameter estimation applicable to a wide variety of technical problems, the project will aid the generation of improved software products in a wide variety of domains. Examples include: augmented reality systems, with which virtual reality artifacts may be immersed within .... Enhanced parameter estimation for multi-component fitting in computer vision. This project will benefit Australia's scientific knowledge and technology base in the area of computer vision. By contributing improved methods for parameter estimation applicable to a wide variety of technical problems, the project will aid the generation of improved software products in a wide variety of domains. Examples include: augmented reality systems, with which virtual reality artifacts may be immersed within real video; behaviour analysis in surveillance, in which complex, articulated 3D object motions may be characterised.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0211110

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $207,736.00
    Summary
    A framework for the generation of high-precision and quantifiable methods in computer vision. Computer vision is concerned with many challenging problems assuming a variety of mathematical forms. An example might be computing new views of a 3D scene given some existing views. This project aims to develop a procedural framework that enables a wide class of problems to be solved with both high precision and a quantifiable level of accuracy. Many practical vision-based applications will stand to ga .... A framework for the generation of high-precision and quantifiable methods in computer vision. Computer vision is concerned with many challenging problems assuming a variety of mathematical forms. An example might be computing new views of a 3D scene given some existing views. This project aims to develop a procedural framework that enables a wide class of problems to be solved with both high precision and a quantifiable level of accuracy. Many practical vision-based applications will stand to gain from this work.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0878802

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $225,000.00
    Summary
    Interactive 3D modelling from video. Many industry sectors are becoming increasingly reliant on the production of 3D models from imagery. These models are used for purposes such as video post-production, virtual reality, reverse engineering, 3D medical imaging, planning and simulation. By developing technologies and expertise in these areas, and particularly in model generation, within Australia, the research team aim to provide a capacity of significant value to Australian industry and a valu .... Interactive 3D modelling from video. Many industry sectors are becoming increasingly reliant on the production of 3D models from imagery. These models are used for purposes such as video post-production, virtual reality, reverse engineering, 3D medical imaging, planning and simulation. By developing technologies and expertise in these areas, and particularly in model generation, within Australia, the research team aim to provide a capacity of significant value to Australian industry and a valuable export opportunity.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP100100792

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $190,858.00
    Summary
    Real-time special effects in live video. Allowing a user to model objects in the real world in real time greatly improves the efficiency of the large-scale modelling process. A user might thus generate a model of a city block by navigating it it, construct a 3D model of a factory by traversing it, generate a simulation of an industrial process by carrying it out, or design a new building directly upon the space it will occupy. The augmentation of reality will be a critical component of the fut .... Real-time special effects in live video. Allowing a user to model objects in the real world in real time greatly improves the efficiency of the large-scale modelling process. A user might thus generate a model of a city block by navigating it it, construct a 3D model of a factory by traversing it, generate a simulation of an industrial process by carrying it out, or design a new building directly upon the space it will occupy. The augmentation of reality will be a critical component of the future of video cameras, computers and phones. The business opportunities associated with developing technologies in these areas offer significant prospects for Australian ICT industries.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP1096053

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $165,000.00
    Summary
    Computational Intelligence Methods for Financial Applications. Complex financial problems can be better addressed with software that can learn from available data and adapt to environmental changes. It is therefore essential to develop technologies that enable prediction and optimisation in constrained and dynamic environments. There are currently some limitations in existing business decision support systems despite their ubiquity providing an opportunity for Australia to be at the forefront as .... Computational Intelligence Methods for Financial Applications. Complex financial problems can be better addressed with software that can learn from available data and adapt to environmental changes. It is therefore essential to develop technologies that enable prediction and optimisation in constrained and dynamic environments. There are currently some limitations in existing business decision support systems despite their ubiquity providing an opportunity for Australia to be at the forefront as new standards in the field are developed. Furthermore, the fund management industry (particularly superannuation) is significant to the Australian economy and development of this technology has the potential to enhance its performance and reputation.
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    Discovery Projects - Grant ID: DP0985723

    Funder
    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $281,000.00
    Summary
    The Next Step in Intelligent Decision-Support Systems (IDSS): Systems that Learn and Adapt. This project will benefit Australia's scientific knowledge and technology base in the areas of evolutionary computation, business intelligence, and decision management. The outcomes will advance Australian companies and organisations, as many common yet complex business problems can be better addressed with systems that automatically learn and adapt to environmental changes. Such complex business problems .... The Next Step in Intelligent Decision-Support Systems (IDSS): Systems that Learn and Adapt. This project will benefit Australia's scientific knowledge and technology base in the areas of evolutionary computation, business intelligence, and decision management. The outcomes will advance Australian companies and organisations, as many common yet complex business problems can be better addressed with systems that automatically learn and adapt to environmental changes. Such complex business problems include dynamic scheduling (in the manufacturing sector), resource allocation optimisation (in the defence, mining, and agriculture sectors), and network design optimisation (in the telecommunications and energy sectors).
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