This paper proposes a tracking scheme for tracking multiple workers on construction sites
using video cameras. Prior work has compared several contemporary tracking algorithms on …

This paper discusses the possibility of-and need for-tracking workforce on construction
jobsites using video cameras. An evaluation of algorithms and their associated results is …

Monitoring of construction workers is important in managing labour productivity. To date, the
construction sector relies either on intensive manual observations or intrusive tag-based …

Monitoring the location of resources on large scale, congested, outdoor sites can be
performed more efficiently with vision tracking, as this approach does not require any pre …

The tracking of construction resources (eg, workforce and equipment) in videos, ie, two-
dimensional (2D) visual tracking, has gained significant interest in construction industries …

Tracking of project related entities such as construction equipment, materials, and personnel
is used to calculate productivity, detect travel path conflicts, enhance the safety on the site …

Tracking construction workers onsite yields trajectory data that can be very useful in safety
and productivity monitoring. Tracking via cameras and computer vision-based methods is …

Tracking workforce and equipment at construction jobsites has attracted considerable
interest, considering its importance for productivity analysis, safety monitoring, and dynamic …

Ubiquitousness of multiple cameras in surveillance systems is very beneficial for studying
peoples behavior. The multiple views of the observed scene permit the management of …

Multiple construction worker tracking is an active research area critical to the planning of the
job site. Challenges in multiple construction worker tracking include miss detection and …