Abstract

Entry-Exit surveillance is a novel research problem that addresses security concerns when people attain absolute privacy in camera forbidden areas such as toilets and changing rooms that are basic amenities to the humans in public places such as Shopping malls, Airports, Bus and Rail stations. The objective is, if not inside these camera forbidden areas, from outside, the individuals are to be monitored to analyze the time spent by them inside and also the suspecting transformations in their appearances if any. In this paper, firstly, a pseudo-annotated dataset of a laboratory observation of people entering and exiting the camera forbidden area captured using two cameras as an extension of the state-of-theart single-camera based EnEx dataset is presented. Conventionally the proposed dataset is named EnExX. Next, a spatial transition based event detection to determine the entry or exit of individuals is presented with standard results by evaluating the proposed model using the proposed dataset and the publicly available standard video surveillance datasets that are hypothesized to Entry-Exit surveillance scenarios. The proposed dataset is expected to enkindle active research in Entry-Exit Surveillance domain.

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