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Friday, April 26, 2019

Video Analytics and the future of Video Surveillance


             The current state of the art and direction of research in computer vision aimed at automating the analysis of CCTV images is presented. This includes low level identification of objects within the field of view of cameras, following those objects over time and between cameras, and the interpretation of those objects’ appearance and movements with respect to models of behavior.



                   Wherrett, a tutor at Tavcom Training, said Video Content Analysis (VCA) has been used for many years but can be expensive due to configuring costs and high false alarm rates as well as inaccuracies caused when images captured are of poor quality. With the number of surveillance cameras rising continually and over 566PB of video being stored globally every dayIt’s about helping them to be more efficient, he added on day two of the security show in the Future of Security Theater sponsored by Tavcom Training.

                     Video analytics can also be used in fire safety to detect smoke and fire where more conventional detectors cannot be used or where the speed of detection is  paramount in places such as tunnels or hangars. Further into the future, the investment in VCA will also enable better monitoring of people who are in assisted living so that they can maintain their independence while guaranteeing their safety.

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