John Irvine

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2006-2019
Publications (10 Years): 2

Top Topics

Activity Analysis

Event Recognition

Top Venues

AAAI Fall Symposium: Machine Aggregation of Human Judgment

ISPRS Int. J. Geo Inf.

Publications

Leonard Kosta, John Irvine, Laura Seaman, Hongwei Xi
Many-target, Many-sensor Ship Tracking and Classification. HPEC (2019)
Payden Mcbee, Jennifer G. Dy, John Irvine
Exploring image-based indicators of crime and economic well-being in sub-saharan Africa. AIPR (2016)
Andrew Crooks, Arie Croitoru, Xu Lu, Sarah Wise, John Irvine, Anthony Stefanidis
Walk This Way: Improving Pedestrian Agent-Based Models through Scene Activity Analysis. ISPRS Int. J. Geo Inf. 4 (3) (2015)
John Irvine, Jennessa Kimball, Janet Lepanto, John Regan, Richard J. Wood
Imagery-based modeling of social, economic, and governance indicators in sub-Saharan Africa. AIPR (2014)
John Irvine, Jennessa Kimball, John Regan, Janet Lepanto
Application of commercial remote sensing to issues in human geography. AIPR (2013)
John Irvine, Richard J. Wood, David Reed, Janet Lepanto
Video image quality analysis for enhancing tracker performance. AIPR (2013)
John Irvine, Mon Young, Owen Deutsch, Erik Antelman, Sadiye Guler, Ashutosh Morde, Xiang Ma, Ian A. Pushee
Enhanced event recognition in video using image quality assessment. AIPR (2012)
Clifton Forlines, Sarah Miller, Srinivasamurthy Prakash, John Irvine
Heuristics for Improving Forecast Aggregation. AAAI Fall Symposium: Machine Aggregation of Human Judgment (2012)
John Irvine, Janet Lepanto, John Regan, Mon Young
Deriving economic and social indicators from imagery. AIPR (2012)
Richard J. Wood, Charles A. McPherson, John Irvine
Video track screening using syntactic activity-based methods. AIPR (2012)
Charles Fenimore, John Irvine, David M. Cannon, John Roberts, Ana Ivelisse Avilés, Steven Isreal, Michelle Brennan, Larry Simon, James D. Miller, Donna Haverkamp, Paul F. Tighe, Michael Gross
Perceptual study of the impact of varying frame rate on motion imagery interpretability. Human Vision and Electronic Imaging (2006)