Abstract
As a key technology of detection and tracking system, moving target detection and tracking has attracted a great deal of attention. To achieve the goal of tracking target, conventional methods have to complete the detection of targets firstly, and then track the target. However, such kind of approaches require using the method of constant false-alarm rate to detect the whole frame image received at that time, which not only reduces the detection efficiency but also degrades the performance of target tracking. In order to implement real-time monitoring divers and other small moving targets under the conditions of strong underwater noise and clutter interference, an interactive algorithm for moving target detection and tracking is proposed based on acoustic image, which jointly analyzes the target detection system and the target tracking system. In the target tracking unit, the interactive algorithm takes advantage of data interconnection to remove the false targets produced by target detection; extrapolates the target's track, and predicts the location that the target may appear at the next moment by employing the Kalman filter. These messages will be used as priori information in the detection unit. In the detection unit, first of all, a gate is established whose center is the position that the target tracking unit predicted. For the image received at the next moment, detection in the predicted gate in implemented by using the method of constant false-alarm rate, followed by feeding back the detection results to the tracking unit. Compared with existed methods, the proposed algorithm can effectively improve the target detection efficiency and tracking performance, providing a better approach to monitor underwater small targets.
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