Vehicle Monitoring Project Background and Application

The video analysis function plays the role of “policeman” in the vehicle-mounted mobile monitoring system. Before the current monitoring device collects video information and sends information to the back-end, the intelligent analysis function analyzes and processes the image information and filters useless video information. The back-end monitoring center transmits useful information, greatly reducing the occupation of the network bandwidth storage space, and at the same time improving the efficiency and accuracy of the staff in handling security events.

Project background and application analysis:

At present, the technical level, operating speed, and scale of China's high-speed passenger railways have all taken the lead in the world. Because of the characteristics of rapidity, safety, and convenient travel, rail transit has become the main choice for people to travel. However, with the increase in the frequency of the use of high-speed passenger transport, the related requirements for platform management, vehicle management, and passenger management related to rail transit have become increasingly prominent. In addition, from the perspective of public safety, rail transit is apt to become the main target of terrorist attacks because of its dense population, influence, and radiation. Once a danger occurs, it can easily cause major casualties and end of traffic arteries, causing panic in society. Therefore, it is very important to build an on-vehicle video surveillance system that is compatible with rail transit. The system can play a role in deterrence, early warning, forensics and command and rescue. It explores the long-term working mechanism of “fighting, preventing, and controlling” rail transit, preventing and reducing public security and criminal cases, and establishing a major emergency that may occur in the rail transit system. The incident handling plan, sit tightly to prevent. Therefore, the rail transit monitoring system should include important parts such as rail transit platform monitoring, rail transit cars, and superior dispatching and commanding systems, to realize comprehensive video monitoring and unified management of the entire rail transit facilities.

At present, in-vehicle video surveillance systems are applied in buses and subways. These surveillance systems mainly use analog cameras in conjunction with on-board DVRs to achieve storage video recording as the main function, mainly providing video evidence for resolving some accidental disputes. Currently there are no applications for railway transport operators.