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Geometric-Topological Perception and Motion Prior for Real-Time Satellite Video Object Tracking

Satellite video object tracking (SVOT) remains fundamentally challenging due to texture scarcity, arbitrary rotation, aspect ratio changes, and severe occlusions. While recent state-of-the-art trackers excel in general scenarios, their reliance on rich appearance details or rigid spatial matching mechanisms leads to significant performance degradation in the satellite domain. To bridge this gap, we propose SiamGM, a real-time spatial-temporal unified tracking framework tailored for satellite videos. Instead of conventionally stacking modules, we synergize geometric-topological perception with temporal-kinematic prior, addressing the core limitations of SVOT. Spatially, we closely couple a...

AuthorsZixiao Wen, Guangyao Zhou, Jiawei Li et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published8 March 2026
Last updated at source3 August 2026
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