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- Press Release - 19th August 2008 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
The Queen Mary project is a three-year grant-funded research project to gather real world data and build models and algorithms for software application development relating to the BEWARE study. The project runs from 2007 to 2010 with a budget of £600,000, provided by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). The Queen Mary research project will develop novel techniques for video-based people tagging and behavior monitoring across a distributed network of CCTV cameras for the enhancement of global situational awareness in a wide area. Queen Marys Dr Tony Xiang explained further, The problem we want to address is behavior analysis using multiple cameras. We need to develop a model for detection and tagging of people across cameras, enabling an automated video analytics system to track the same person, for example, between camera 1 to camera 2. The next project objective is to automate PTZ cameras through software instructions linked with the tagging and behavior profiling. Dr Xiang again, Camera actions would be determined by the behavior profiling. If the smart camera detects suspicious behavior, it will automatically focus and follow on the tagged person. Smart CCTV recommended IQeye megapixel IP behavior-recognition smart cameras offering high-definition images. The project employs a network of IQeye 1.3 Megapixel vandal-resistant dome cameras mounted in a variety of locations inside the computer science department (café, corridor, foyer, entrance); non-dome IQeye 1.3 Megapixel cameras monitoring the pavement area outside, with a software privacy window; and a number of exterior IQeye all-weather Sentinel cameras, with custom-made wall brackets. Having installed IQeye cameras with Milestone Systems IP video management software at a previous university installation, Smart CCTV knew that the solution would work smoothly. Milestone Systems XProtect Basis+ IP video management system was specified as the recording platform to satisfy the projects initial aims of watching people, clarifying data, and for testing models. IQeyes network video recording software is installed onboard all cameras, so that each cameras images can also be recorded as a stand-alone system. The system is working efficiently and the team is using the cameras extensively to capture data. Nick Hewitson, Managing Director of Smart CCTV, commented, The combination of IQinVisions Megapixel cameras and the Milestone software platform provides a highly effective and efficient way of collecting and managing high resolution video streams. About IQinVision For more information visit:- http://www.IQeye.com - Ends - | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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