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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 29, 2013
Filed:
Dec. 10, 2009
Christopher T. Dunkel, Palm Bay, FL (US);
Tariq Bakir, Melbourne, FL (US);
Robert Mcdonald, Palm Bay, FL (US);
John Heminghous, Melbourne, FL (US);
Aric Peterson, Palm Bay, FL (US);
Christopher T. Dunkel, Palm Bay, FL (US);
Tariq Bakir, Melbourne, FL (US);
Robert McDonald, Palm Bay, FL (US);
John Heminghous, Melbourne, FL (US);
Aric Peterson, Palm Bay, FL (US);
Harris Corporation, Melbourne, FL (US);
Abstract
A video processing system may include a display and a video processor coupled to the display. The video processor may be configured to display a georeferenced video feed on the display defining a viewable area, determine actual geospatial location data for a selected moving object within the viewable area, and generate estimated geospatial location data along a predicted path for the moving object when the moving object is no longer within the viewable area and based upon the actual geospatial location data. The video processor may be further configured to define a successively expanding search area for the moving object when the moving object is no longer within the viewable window and based upon the estimated geospatial location data, and search within the successively expanding search area for the moving object when the successively expanding search area is within the viewable area.