DETECTION OF CRIME SCENE OBJECTS FOR EVIDENCE ANALYSIS USING DEEP LEARNING TECHNIQUES

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Dr. A. BALAJI
METTU SURENDRA REDDY
SANAGANI JAGADEESH
TANANGI RAMYA
KURNUTHALA SRIRAM

Abstract

Research on the detection of objects at crime scenes has flourished in the last two decades. Researchers have been concentrating on colour pictures, where lighting is a crucial component, since this is one of the most pressing issues in computer vision, with applications spanning surveillance, security, medicine, and more. However, nighttime monitoring is crucial since most security problems cannot be seen by the naked eye. That's why it's crucial to record a dark scene and identify the things at a crime scene. Even when its dark out, infrared cameras are indispensable. Both military and civilian sectors will benefit from the use of such methods for nighttime navigation. On the other hand, IR photographs have issues with poor resolution, lighting effects, and other similar issues. Surveillance cameras with infrared (IR) imaging capabilities have been the focus of much study and development in recent years. This research work has attempted to offer a good model for object recognition by using IR images obtained from crime scenes using Deep Learning. The model is tested in many scenarios including a central processing unit (CPU), Google COLAB, and graphics processing unit (GPU), and its performance is also tabulated.

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BALAJI, D. A. ., REDDY, M. S. ., JAGADEESH, S., RAMYA, T. ., & SRIRAM, K. . (2024). DETECTION OF CRIME SCENE OBJECTS FOR EVIDENCE ANALYSIS USING DEEP LEARNING TECHNIQUES. Turkish Journal of Computer and Mathematics Education (TURCOMAT), 15(1), 81–85. https://doi.org/10.61841/turcomat.v15i1.14543
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