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Supervisory system using visible ray or infrared ray

  • US 5,237,308 A
  • Filed: 02/18/1992
  • Issued: 08/17/1993
  • Est. Priority Date: 02/18/1991
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A smoke supervisory system comprising:

  • a visible ray image pick up means for picking up an image at an arbitrary location;

    a visible image processing means for fetching the picked up images from the visible ray image pick up means at a certain time interval;

    the preceding fetching image being a reference image and the following fetching image being an input image to be supervised, for calculating a differential image from the input image and the reference image; and

    for calculating a two dimensional address and an image element number on an image frame of the differential image;

    an image change detection means for updating the reference image and the input image in the visible image processing means when the two dimensional address and image element number of the differential image is less than a predetermined level, and for fixing the reference image and updating only the input image when the two dimensional address and image element number of the differential image is more than a predetermined level;

    an address overlap detection means for detecting whether the two dimensional addresses overlap each other on the two dimensional axis;

    an image element number change detection means for detecting a change in the image element number;

    an address ratio change detection means for detecting the change of the address ratio by calculating the address ratio on the two dimensional axis from the two dimensional address; and

    a first degree smoke detection means for outputting an initial first degree smoke detection signal when each two dimensional addresses overlap by the address overlap detection means, each change of the image element number by the image element number change detection means, and each change of the address ratio by the address ratio change detection means are detected simultaneously.

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