The widespread deployment of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) has significantly enhanced modern technological applications while simultaneously introducing security challenges in urban environments, thereby elevating the importance of anti-UAV technologies. To address the critical challenge of detecting weak and small infrared UAV targets, this paper proposes a lightweight temporal target segmentation and recognition method based on CMSCM-LSTM-Unet. The proposed framework integrates multi-scale semantic feature fusion with temporal modeling to achieve pixel-level segmentation, effectively distinguishing targets from complex backgrounds and interference. Experimental results demonstrate that our algorithm successfully detects extremely small infrared targets with dimensions as minimal as 4 pixels, while achieving a recognition rate of 97.12% on public datasets. It indicates superior UAV identification performance compared to existing approaches, highlighting the method’s practical applicability in security-sensitive scenarios.

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Infrared Small Target Recognition of UAVs Using CMSCM-LSTM-Unet Architecture

  • Qihang Zhai,
  • Jie Liang,
  • Siyu Lin,
  • Chuang Song,
  • Lipeng Wang,
  • Hang Qi,
  • Zilin Zhang

摘要

The widespread deployment of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) has significantly enhanced modern technological applications while simultaneously introducing security challenges in urban environments, thereby elevating the importance of anti-UAV technologies. To address the critical challenge of detecting weak and small infrared UAV targets, this paper proposes a lightweight temporal target segmentation and recognition method based on CMSCM-LSTM-Unet. The proposed framework integrates multi-scale semantic feature fusion with temporal modeling to achieve pixel-level segmentation, effectively distinguishing targets from complex backgrounds and interference. Experimental results demonstrate that our algorithm successfully detects extremely small infrared targets with dimensions as minimal as 4 pixels, while achieving a recognition rate of 97.12% on public datasets. It indicates superior UAV identification performance compared to existing approaches, highlighting the method’s practical applicability in security-sensitive scenarios.