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The development of detecting moving objects has its basis in the use of active contours [1] also known as snakes. However, such a method can not handle topological changes and lead to the introduction of the Level Set Method [4]. Through the use of the extension velocity field and an adaptive fast narrow band method the LSM method’s calculation process time has been reduced [7]giving rise to the Fast Level Set Method. Using the FLSM it is possible to track moving objects using the inertia of the extension velocity field. With the proper use of an inertial based extension velocity field matching of objects can be done and thus an accurate labeling method can be created. This paper first discusses the concepts of tracking moving objects and then discusses a previous research project on the distinguishing of the objects. A labeling method is then proposed with the use of an inertial based extension velocity field. A simulation is run for the situation of separately moving objects.

Tracking Multiple Objects Using the Fast Level Set Method