Effect of stochastic resettings on the counting of level crossings for inertial random processes

We study the counting of level crossings for inertial random processes exposed to stochastic resetting events. We develop the general approach of stochastic resetting for inertial processes with sudden changes in the state characterized by position and velocity. We obtain the level-crossing intensity in terms of that of underlying reset-free process for resetting events with Poissonian statistics. We apply this result to the random acceleration process and the inertial Brownian motion. In both cases, we show that there is an optimal resetting rate that maximizes the crossing intensity, and we obtain the asymptotic behavior of the crossing intensity for large and small resetting rates. Finally, we discuss the stationary distribution and the mean first-arrival time in the presence of resettings.