Surveillance plays a crucial role in safeguards. Reviewing surveillance data requires a significant number of inspection manpower. As the number of surveillance cameras increases, the demand for such manpower is expected to grow even more. Recently, in the field of security, there has been a development of deep learning models that automatically detect abnormal events from video images, and their usage is expanding. In this study, we used an AutoEncoder-based semi-supervised learning model, which can detect unexpected abnormal events, to detect anomalies in the UCSDped2 dataset and in simulating safeguards-related event videos taken at Dry Mockup facility of KAERI. To improve the model performance, we transformed the video images into two parts: the appearance part, which are sequences of video image frames, and the motion part, which are the pixel value differences of consecutive video frames. In addition, we added memory module to the bottle neck of the AutoEncoder model, and skip connection to enhance the model performance. To evaluate the model performance, we proposed a new evaluation index, which is adequate to the video images of safeguards surveillance in addition to the widely used AUC (Area Under the ROC Curve).

With the recent development of manufacturing technology and the diversification of consumer needs, not only the process and quality control of production have become more complicated but also the kinds of information that manufacturing facilities provide the user about process have been diversified. Therefore the importance of big data analysis also has been raised. However, most small and medium enterprises (SMEs) lack the systematic infrastructure of big data management and analysis. In particular, due to the nature of domestic manufacturing companies that rely on foreign manufacturers for most of their manufacturing facilities, the need for their own data analysis and manufacturing support applications is increasing and research has been conducted in Korea. This study proposes integrated analysis platform for process and quality analysis, considering manufacturing big data database (DB) and data characteristics. The platform is implemented in two versions, Web and C/S, to enhance accessibility which perform template based quality analysis and real-time monitoring. The user can upload data from their local PC or DB and run analysis by combining single analysis module in template in a way they want since the platform is not optimized for a particular manufacturing process. Also Java and R are used as the development language for ease of system supplementation. It is expected that the platform will be available at a low price and evolve the ability of quality analysis in SMEs.

With the recent development of manufacturing technology and the diversification of consumer needs, the process and quality control of production have become more complicated. In particular, due to the nature of domestic manufacturing companies that rely on foreign manufacturers for most of their manufacturing facilities, the need for their own data analysis and manufacturing support applications is increasing and research has been conducted in Korea. This study proposes integrated process and quality analysis platform supporting analysis template considering manufacturing big data DB interworking and data characteristics. In addition, the platform is implemented in two versions, web and CS, in consideration of user accessibility.