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Optimizing automatic object detection from images in Laser Doppler Vibrometer based Acoustic to Seismic landmine detection system

The Laser Doppler Vibrometer (LDV) based Acoustic to Seismic (A/S) landmine detection system is one of the reliable and powerful landmine detection systems. The interpretation of the LDV based A/S data is performed off-line, manually, depending heavily on the skills, experience, alertness and consistency of a trained operator. This takes a long time. The manually obtained results suffer from errors, particularly when dealing with large volumes of data. This paper proposes some techniques for the automatic detection of objects from the acoustic images which are obtained from the LDV-based A/S landmine detection system. These techniques are based on color image transformations, morphological image processing and the wavelet transform. The proposed techniques are compared considering the probability of detection, the false alarm rate, the accuracy and the processing speed.