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Recently, with the increase of terror and crime the utilization of security surveillance systems including CCTV increases. However, the issues of privacy invasion occurred by exposing the data recorded through video surveillance system have been raised. In this paper, the intelligent video surveillance system which can prevent the invasion of privacy and complement the monitoring function which will be declined by privacy protection is proposed. The proposed system checks the identification using the smart card and camera at the entrance and extracts the height and color information of object. Inside of the building where only a camera is installed without smart card terminal installed checks the identification using height and color information of object. With the implemented identification function the proposed system sorts the object receiving the privacy protection, implements the monitoring function and provides monitoring and protection function at the same time.
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Moon, HM., Chae, SH., Moon, D. et al. Intelligent video surveillance system using two-factor human information. Telecommun Syst 52, 2249–2257 (2013). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11235-011-9530-4
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