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Real-Time Panoramic Surveillance Video Stitching Method for Complex Industrial Environments
Jiuteng Zhu1, Jianyu Guo1, Kailun Ding1
1College of Ocean Science, Shandong University of Science and Technology, Qingdao 266590, China.
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In complex industrial environments, surveillance videos often exhibit large parallax, low illumination, low texture, and low overlap rate, making it difficult to extract reliable image feature points and consequently leading to video suboptimal stitching performance. To address these challenges, this study proposes a real-time panoramic surveillance video stitching method specifically designed for complex industrial scenarios. In the image registration stage, the Efficient Channel Attention (ECA) and Channel Attention (CA) modules are integrated with ResNet to enhance the feature extraction layers of the UDIS algorithm, thereby improving feature extraction and matching accuracy. A loss function incorporating similarity loss Lsim and smoothness loss Lsmooth is designed to optimize registration errors. In the image fusion stage, gradient terms and motion terms are introduced for improving the energy function of the optimal seam line, enabling the optimal seam line to avoid moving objects in overlapping regions and thus achieve video stitching. Experimental validation is conducted by comparing the proposed image registration method with SIFT + RANSAC, UDIS, UDIS++, and NIS, and the proposed image fusion method with weighted average fusion, dynamic programming, and graph cut. The results show that, in image registration experiments, the proposed method achieves RMSE, PSNR, and SSIM values of 1.965, 25.338, and 0.8366, respectively. In image fusion experiments, the seam transition is smoother and effectively avoids moving objects, significantly improving the visual quality of the stitched videos. Moreover, the real-time stitching frame rate reaches 23 fps, meeting the real-time requirements of industrial surveillance applications.

