Nowadays digital camera technology and video processing techniques are increased worldwide. Due to this, the conventional fire detection methods are going to be replaced by computer vision based systems. The computer vision based systems detection has a significant role with surveillance system. Most of the algorithms used in the existing techniques propose spectral, spatial, temporal and other low level features of fire for distinguishing it from other objects in video sequences. This paper proposes a new approach to computational vision-based fire and flame detection by using a fuzzy logic edge detection and motion detection with ANN-SVM classifier as classification tool. The edge detection using fuzzy canny edge detection technique and the motion detection using motion estimation are use for fire and flame detection and ANN-SVM classifier is useful for the final classification. Finally, it decided whether the objects that have changed in that video are flame or not. Therefore, this method detects both smoke and flame effectively and obtain high accuracy by reduce false alarm rate.
In image processing an essential step is image segmentation. The aim of segmentation is to simplify and to change the representation of an image into a form easier to analyse. Many image segmentation methods are available but most of these methods are not suitable for thermal image and they need prior knowledge. In order to overcome these obstacles, a new thermal image segmentation methodis developed using an unsupervised artificial neural network method called Kohonen's self-organizing map and a threshold technique. Kohonen's self-organizing map is used to organize the pixels according to Gary level values of multiple bands into groups then a threshold technique is used to cluster the image into dislocate zone, this mode is TSOM.
Analyzing the stability of similariton pulse in a passively mode-locked fiber laser. The intracavity elements comprise an Yb doped fiber, a saturable absorber and a single mode fiber. Stability of the pulse has been investigated in the presence of the higher order linear and nonlinear effects of third order dispersion and self-steepening respectively.