Korea’s industrial accident rate ranks high among Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development countries. Moreover, large-scale accidents have recently occurred. Accordingly, the requirements for management and supervision in industrial sites are increasing; in this context, the “Act on Punishment of Serious Accidents, etc.” has been enacted. Aiming to prevent such industrial accidents, various data collected by devices such as sensors and closed-caption televisions (CCTVs) are utilized to track workers and detect hazardous substances, gases, and fires at industrial sites. In this study, an industrial area requiring such technology is selected. A hazardous situation event is derived, and a dataset is built using CCTV data. A violation corresponding to a hazardous situation event is detected and a warning is provided. The events incorporate requirements extracted from industrial sites, such as those concerning collision risks and the wearing of safety equipment. The precision of the event violation detection exceeds 95% and the response and delay times are under 20 ms. Thus, this system is believed to be used at industrial sites and for other intelligent industrial safety prevention solutions.

As one of the five major transportation systems, pipeline plays an important role in the energy transportation systems. In large-scale pipeline transportation systems, security issues such as leaks and explosions are prevalent, thus early detection of leaks is important to reduce security hazards in pipeline systems. Time series-based studies are widely used for leak detection in large-scale pipeline transportation systems, but single time-domain information, which ignores the spatial distribution of pressure sensors and does not consider periodic features, may not be sufficient for the detection accuracy of complex systems. To address it, a leak detection method based on frequency spatial-temporal convolution network (FSTCN) is proposed in this paper. Next, a spatial-encoder module for leak detection is proposed, which considers the spatial correlation of pressure sensors in pipeline systems. Second, a frequency-enhanced attention layer is proposed, which enables the feature extraction module to capture the periodic features of the pressure data. Meanwhile, a network self-updating mechanism is proposed which considers the changes in detection accuracy and data distribution to adapt to the continuously changing conditions of the pipeline systems. Finally, experiments are used to validate the proposed method, and nine time series classification models are chosen for comparison. The comprehensive results demonstrate that the effectiveness and superiority of the proposed leak detection method for large-scale pipeline systems.

Recently, as various examples of machine learning have been applied in the healthcare field, deep learning technology has been applied to various tasks, such as electrocardiogram examination and body composition analysis using wearable devices such as smart watches. To utilize deep learning, securing data is the most important procedure, where human intervention, such as data classification, is required. In this study, we propose a model that uses a clustering algorithm, namely, the K-means clustering, to label body fat according to gender and age considering body size aspects, such as chest circumference and waist circumference, and classifies body fat into five groups from high risk to low risk using a convolutional neural network (CNN). As a result of model validation, accuracy, precision, and recall results of more than 95% were obtained. Thus, rational decision making can be made in the field of healthcare or obesity analysis using the proposed method.