Suppose we have two images /spl Iscr/ and /spl Jscr/ of a collection of ice floes taken at times t/sub 0/ and t/sub 1/, respectively. Given an ice floe I in /spl Iscr/, the authors develop a new automated tracking algorithm to track the position of I in image /spl Jscr/. The proposed least average residual algorithm (LARA) performs a constrained search for matching ice floes by determining an appropriate search space for each floe to be tracked. LARA takes a stepwise approach with suitable decision rules at various stages. It takes into account various distinguishing characteristics such as: i) the geometry of the ice field; ii) size of an ice floe; and iii) geometry of the floe. LARA also attempts to detect broken floes and amalgamated floes.
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