Combining ship trajectories and semantics with the simple event model (SEM)

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Abstract

Bridging the gap between low-level features and semantics is a problem commonly acknowledged in the Multimedia community. Event modeling can fill the gap. In this paper we present the Simple Event Model (SEM) and its application in a Maritime Safety and Security use case about Situational Awareness. We show how we abstract over low-level features, recognize simple behavior events using a Piecewise Linear Segmentation algorithm, and model the events as instances of SEM. We apply deduction rules, spatial proximity reasoning, and semantic web reasoning in SWI-Prolog to derive abstract events from the recognized simple events. The use case described in this paper come from the Dutch Poseidon project. Copyright 2009 ACM.

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Van Hage, W. R., Malaisé, V., De Vries, G., Schreiber, G., & Van Someren, M. (2009). Combining ship trajectories and semantics with the simple event model (SEM). In 1st ACM International Workshop on Events in Multimedia - EiMM’09, Co-located with the 2009 ACM International Conference on Multimedia, MM’09 (pp. 73–80). https://doi.org/10.1145/1631024.1631039

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