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Real-Time Multi-Class Disturbance Detection for Φ-OTDR Based on YOLO Algorithm

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Weijie Xu
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Feihong Yu
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Shuaiqi Liu
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Dongrui Xiao
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Jie Hu
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Fang Zhao
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Weihao Lin
王国庆 (Guoqing Wang)
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Xingliang Shen
王伟智 (Weizhi Wang)
F
Feng Wang
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刘欢欢 (Huanhuan Liu)
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Perry Ping Shum
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Liyang Shao *
DOI:10.3390/s22051994delete
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This paper proposes a real-time multi-class disturbance detection algorithm based on YOLO for distributed fiber vibration sensing. The algorithm achieves real-time detection of event location and classification on external intrusions sensed by distributed optical fiber sensing system (DOFS) based on phase-sensitive optical time-domain reflectometry (Phi -OTDR). We conducted data collection under perimeter security scenarios and acquired five types of events with a total of 5787 samples. The data is used as a spatial-temporal sensing image in the training of our proposed YOLO-based model (You Only Look Once-based method). Our scheme uses the Darknet53 network to simplify the traditional two-step object detection into a one-step process, using one network structure for both event localization and classification, thus improving the detection speed to achieve real-time operation. Compared with the traditional Fast-RCNN (Fast Region-CNN) and Faster-RCNN (Faster Region-CNN) algorithms, our scheme can achieve 22.83 frames per second (FPS) while maintaining high accuracy (96.14%), which is 44.90 times faster than Fast-RCNN and 3.79 times faster than Faster-RCNN. It achieves real-time operation for locating and classifying intrusion events with continuously recorded sensing data. Experimental results have demonstrated that this scheme provides a solution to real-time, multi-class external intrusion events detection and classification for the Phi -OTDR-based DOFS in practical applications.
Keywords:
distributed fiber sensing
Phi-OTDR
real-time detection
multi-class classification
object detection
YOLO
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