Research on Detection Methods for Dynamic Ship Targets in Complex Marine Environment From Visible Light Images

ABSTRACT The detection of distant small ship targets in the marine environment is a critical and challenging issue that urgently needs to be addressed in the realization of accurate marine information control in the complex environment. It is of great significance for monitoring Marine environment and safeguarding maritime sovereignty. In the process of acquiring target information on ships at sea, the images captured typically contain information of dynamic targets within dynamic scenes. Traditional, singular methods are inadequate for obtaining complete information on these dynamic targets. Based on this, the article proposes an integrated method combining dynamic target detection algorithms, edge detection operators, and deep learning‐based target detection algorithms. This method constructs an improved dynamic target detection algorithm to achieve comprehensive information acquisition and detection of the position, size, and type of moving ship targets in complex marine environments. Experimental simulation has validated the network performance and practical value. The network has been deployed on an Nvidia Jetson TX2 development board for real‐world testing, confirming its performance in detecting dynamic ship targets in actual marine environments, and providing a viable technical approach and theoretical support for enhancing the refined target selection capability.

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Engineering Reports
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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/eng2.70000
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Infrared Target Detection Methodologies
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Research on Detection Methods for Dynamic Ship Targets in Complex Marine Environment From Visible Light Images

Silei Cao, Yao Wang, Yi Jiang, Weigui Zeng
1 citations
Engineering Reports
Infrared Target Detection Methodologies
4.99
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Research on Detection Methods for Dynamic Ship Targets in Complex Marine Environment From Visible Light Images

Silei Cao, Yao Wang, Yi Jiang, Weigui Zeng
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ABSTRACT The detection of distant small ship targets in the marine environment is a critical and challenging issue that urgently needs to be addressed in the realization of accurate marine information control in the complex environment. It is of great significance for monitoring Marine environment and safeguarding maritime sovereignty. In the process of acquiring target information on ships at sea, the images captured typically contain information of dynamic targets within dynamic scenes. Traditional, singular methods are inadequate for obtaining complete information on these dynamic targets. Based on this, the article proposes an integrated method combining dynamic target detection algorithms, edge detection operators, and deep learning‐based target detection algorithms. This method constructs an improved dynamic target detection algorithm to achieve comprehensive information acquisition and detection of the position, size, and type of moving ship targets in complex marine environments. Experimental simulation has validated the network performance and practical value. The network has been deployed on an Nvidia Jetson TX2 development board for real‐world testing, confirming its performance in detecting dynamic ship targets in actual marine environments, and providing a viable technical approach and theoretical support for enhancing the refined target selection capability.

Engineering ReportsVol. 7(4)
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Infrared Target Detection Methodologies
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