GB2570498A - A method and user device for displaying video data, a method and apparatus for streaming video data and a video surveillance system - Google Patents
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Abstract
A method of viewing a video data stream on a display of a user device, such as mobile device 160 with a touch-screen display, involves selecting, on the display, an area of interest 210 of a video image; and displaying on the display only segments of the video data stream in which an event occurs in the selected area of interest. The required segments may be streamed to the user device. The selection of the area of interest may be by a pinch gesture. Metadata indicating motion above a threshold level or classification metadata may be used to determine the required segments. The method may be used in a video surveillance system.
Description
A METHOD AND USER DEVICE FOR DISPLAYING VIDEO DATA, A METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR STREAMING VIDEO DATA AND A VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM
Technical Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method and user device for displaying video data, and a method and apparatus for streaming video data to a user device. The present invention is particularly applicable in a video surveillance system.
Background of the invention
Browsing video in order to find an event is very difficult, particularly if there are large quantities of video data to be viewed, such as video surveillance data where there may be many hours of recorded data, much of which is of little or no interest.
Increasingly, video surveillance systems are being provided where a user can view video surveillance data on a mobile device such as a mobile phone or tablet. This has further limitations compared to a larger display because the limited viewing space typically means that a user can only meaningfully look at one video stream from one camera at the time. Secondly, there is not space on the display for a complicated user interface including
- 1 features that might make searching easier such as timelines and buttons to specify various objectives without blocking the video that the user wishes to view.
Therefore, on a mobile user device, browsing for an event is typically achieved by simply letting the video run and looking until the user sees the relevant event happen. It is possible to play the video in fast forward mode such as x4 video speed to reduce the time required to view the full video in question. The smart user can of course plot search strategies and jump to specific time points and see if the event has occurred. However, this strategy will not work for reoccurring events (Forensic tasks) like who was at the front door during the day.
Some video surveillance systems are set up such that cameras only record when there is motion in the scene (field of view) in order to reduce the amount of recorded data that will have to be looked through. However, recording can still be triggered by motion events which are not of interest. For example, for outdoor cameras, wind in a tree causing motion of the tree, or on a sunny day casting moving shadows will cause motion in the picture which triggers recording. This means that a lot of video is recorded and the event identification and retrieval on mobile phones is extremely slow and very time consuming.
Summary of the Invention
According to a first aspect of the present invention there is provided a method of viewing a video data stream on a display of a user device according to claim 1.
The present invention allows a user to reduce the amount of video data which must be viewed by selecting the region of interest and only viewing video data where events occur within the selected area.
The selection of the area of interest can be achieved easily and intuitively on the display, for example by a pinch type gesture on a touch screen.
According to a second aspect of the present invention there is provided a method of streaming video data to a user device according to claim 11.
According to the invention, the user selection can be received, for example at a recording server, which determines the segments of video data which are required and streams only the determined segments to the user device .
Another aspect of the invention relates to a computer program which, when executed by a programmable apparatus, causes the apparatus to perform the method defined above.
Another aspect of the invention relates to a user device according to claim 17.
Another aspect of the invention relates to an apparatus for streaming video to a user device according to claim 18 .
At least parts of the methods according to the invention may be computer implemented. Accordingly, the present invention may take the form of an entirely hardware embodiment, an entirely software embodiment (including firmware, resident software, micro-code, etc.) or an embodiment combining software and hardware aspects that may all generally be referred to herein as a circuit, module or system. Furthermore, the present invention may take the form of a computer program product embodied in any tangible medium of expression having computer usable program code embodied in the medium.
Since the present invention can be implemented in software, the present invention can be embodied as computer readable code for provision to a programmable apparatus on any suitable carrier medium. A tangible
- 4 carrier medium may comprise a storage medium such as a hard disk drive, a magnetic tape device or a solid state memory device and the like. A transient carrier medium may include a signal such as an electrical signal, an electronic signal, an optical signal, an acoustic signal, a magnetic signal or an electromagnetic signal, e.g. a microwave or RF signal.
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Embodiments of the present invention will now be described, by way of example only, with reference to the accompanying drawings in which:
Figure 1 illustrates an example of a video surveillance system;
Figure 2 is a view of a display of a user device;
Figure 3 is a flowchart illustrating a method of viewing a video data stream on a display of a user device; and
Figure 4 is a flowchart illustrating a method of streaming video data to a user device.
Detailed Description of the Invention
Figure 1 shows an example of a video surveillance system 100 in which embodiments of the invention can be
- 5 implemented. The system 100 comprises a management server 130, a recording server 150 and a mobile server 140. Further servers may also be included, such as further recording servers, archive servers or analytics servers. A plurality of video surveillance cameras 110a, 110b, 110c send video data to the recording server 150. An operator client 120 is a fixed terminal which provides an interface via which an operator can view video data live from the cameras 110a, 110b, 110c, or recorded video data from the recording server 150.
The cameras 110a, 110b, 110c capture image data and send this to the recording server 150 as a plurality of video data streams.
The recording server 150 stores the video data streams captured by the video cameras 110a, 110b, 110c.
The mobile server 140 communicates with a user device 160 which is a mobile device such as a smartphone or tablet which has a touch screen display. The user device 160 can access the system from a browser using a web client. Via the user device 160 and the mobile server 140, a user can view recorded video data stored on the recording server 150. The user can also view a live feed via the user device 160, but the present invention is primarily concerned with viewing recorded video data.
Other servers may also be present in the system 100. For example, an archiving server (not illustrated) may be
- 6 provided for archiving older data stored in the recording server 150 which does not need to be immediately accessible from the recording server 150, but which it is not desired to be deleted permanently. A fail-over recording server (not illustrated) may be provided in case a main recording server fails. An analytics server can also run analytics software for image analysis, for example motion or object detection, facial recognition, event detection.
The operator client 120 and the mobile server 140 are configured to communicate via a first network/bus 121 with the management server 130 and the recording server 150. The recording server 150 communicates with the cameras 110a, 110b, 110c via a second network/bus 122.
Figure 2 shows a user device 160 having a display 200 which displays recorded video data streamed from the recording server 150 via the mobile server 140. In this case, the user device 160 is a mobile device such as a smartphone or tablet and the display 200 is a touch screen display.
In the present invention, a user can select, on the display, an area of interest 210 of a video image, and only time segments of the video data stream in which an event occurs in the selected area of interest are then displayed on the display.
Further, a user can select from an interface conditions for determining if an event occurs, such as setting a threshold for motion detection or selecting objects.
A more detailed explanation of the operation of the user device 160 is set out below, with reference to Figure 3, which is a flow diagram illustrating the method of operating the user device 160.
In step 300 a user selects, on the display 200, an area of interest 210 of the video image. The selection can be carried out by a pinch gesture, which is a known method of selecting an area on a touch screen display wherein a user uses thumb and forefinger to designate diagonally opposite corners of a rectangle which the
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selection menu which may appear automatically on the display when an area has been selected, or may appear when the user touches the selected area. The event selection menu allows a user to select conditions for searching the video data. These conditions define events. For example, an event may be defined as motion detected in the selected area of interest. Furthermore, the sensitivity of the search to motion may be set by
- 8 setting a threshold for motion detection so that an event is defined as any motion having a magnitude greater than a threshold value. This may simply appear on the menu as selecting a motion sensitivity level (eg high, low, medium) or by means of a visual indication such as a sliding scale. Alternatively, an event may be defined as the detection of a particular type of object in the selected area, such as a person or a car.
In step 320 the user device 160 sends area definition information and event definition information to the recording server 150 via the mobile server 140. The area definition information defines the area of interest set by the user, and the event definition information defines the events that the user wishes to search for in the recorded video data.
At step 330, the user device receives segments of video data from the recording server 150 via the mobile server 140, and displays the received segments of video data, in time order, on the display 200.
It is possible that the user device 160 displays only the area of interest from the received video segments ie it shows a zoomed in portion of the video. Alternatively, the area of interest is only used to define the area in which events should occur, but the displayed video segments are displayed full size ie the entire area of the video segments is displayed. In either case, the entire area of the video segments may be received at the user device 160 ie there is no cropping of the images sent from the recording server 150. Alternatively, the video data could be cropped at the recording server 150 for transmission to the user device 160, for example to reduce the amount of data that needs to be transmitted to the user device 160.
In the present invention, the recording server 150 receives the area definition information from the user device, which defines the area of interest of a video image from a video data stream recorded by one of the cameras. The recording server 150 also receives the event definition information which defines an event of interest, and in accordance with the area definition information and the event definition information, determines segments (ie time segments) of the video data stream in which an event occurs in the selected area of interest. The recording server 150 then streams only the determined segments to the user device.
The recording server 150 stores video data accompanied by annotations of the video stored in a metadata stream that can be scanned very fast compared with decoding the video and performing the analytics identification to identify events. The metadata could be generated by analytics software at the camera 110a, 110b, 110c, or on a separate analytics server or by another networked device such as temperature or wind sensors, or door access control systems.
For example, motion metadata can be generated by annotating the video with a grid of 8x8 or 64x64 identifying if there is motion in that specific area and how much on a scale from 0 to 256 at recording time. Different motion levels can be defined eg high could be 200 to 256. Furthermore, annotations about the existence of objects and object type in the picture can be add to the grid. The annotations can include the object type (eg car, person) and probability. Thus searches can be limited by object type and probability eg object type car with at least 50% probability. Generation of annotations to video streams is a well know research area and there are many different techniques known.
The metadata can be generated in several ways by analytics software. For example, analytics software can run on a separate analytics server to generate the metadata which is stored with the video data on the recording server. Alternatively, some cameras include processors which can run analytics software which generates metadata at the camera which is then streamed to the recording server 150 with the video data and recorded with the video data.
- 11 A more detailed explanation of the selection of the video segments by the recording server 150 is set out below, with reference to Figure 4, which is a flow diagram illustrating the method of streaming video data to a user device 160.
At step 400, the recording server 150 receives the area definition information and the event definition information from the user device 160.
At step 410 the recording server 150 determines which segments of the stored video data contain events within the area 210 defined by the area definition information. It is determined whether an event as defined by the event definition information occurs by searching the metadata associated with the video data. The metadata can include motion metadata as described above, which can be searched to determine if motion having a magnitude above a threshold is present in the area of interest. The metadata can also include object classification metadata defining a type of object identified in the video data, which can be searched to determine if a specified object such as a person or a vehicle is present in the area of interest. In addition, the metadata can indicate a probability level associated with each object classification. The probability level can be expressed as a percentage, and levels can be predefined as ranges of probability eg low, medium, high.
The use of the metadata to determine events rather than analysing the video data itself means that the selection of video segments containing events within the area of interest happens without opening the video stream on the recorder. The metadata can be searched very quickly compared with decoding the video and performing the analytics identification to identify events. This also allows for combination with normal fast forward/reverse operation.
At step 420, the recording server 150 streams the selected segments of video data to the user device 160.
In the above described embodiment, the selection of the video segments containing events is carried out at the recording server 150. In an alternative embodiment, it is possible that the recording server 150 streams all of the video data together with metadata to the user device 160, and the selection of the video segments including events within the area of interest using the metadata is carried out by the user device 160 itself. However, it is preferred that this is carried out at the recording server to reduce the amount of data streamed, and because the recording server 150 will have a greater processing capacity than the user device 160.
The present invention provides an intuitive way for a user to search video surveillance data on a mobile user device 160. Narrowing down the video data streamed to the user device 160 by searching for events within a user defined search area greatly reduces the amount of video a user has to review, and allows the user to readily find events of interest in the video stream.
For example, a user may be viewing recorded video from a door entry system in which recording is triggered by motion, but a tree in the field of view is moving in the wind and triggering recording unnecessarily. This is causing many hours of footage to be recorded when the user only wishes to view video footage of people at the door .
The user could narrow down the video data viewed in several ways using embodiments of the present invention. Firstly, the user could set an area of interest that excludes the moving tree, and look for any motion only in the area of interest. This will exclude video data in which the only motion is the motion of the tree. Secondly, the user could keep the area of interest large but set a higher threshold for motion detection to exclude video where only the tree is moving. Thirdly,
- 14 the user could set an event as being the presence of a person, to search for metadata indicating a person is present.
More complicated queries can use multiple annotation types combined in a Boolean search. For example, if there is metadata from IOT (Internet of Things) devices such as wind or temperature sensors and a user wishes to search video data from a bridge for bicycles when there is high winds, then the user can combine object classification data for bicycles in an and operation with high wind using metadata from the wind sensor.
While the present invention has been described with reference to embodiments, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed embodiments. The present invention can be implemented in various forms without departing from the principal features of the present invention as defined by the claims .
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1. A method of viewing a video data stream on a display of a user device, the method comprising:
selecting, on the display, an area of interest of a video image; and displaying on the display only segments of the video data stream in which an event occurs in the selected area of interest.
2. The method according to claim 1, wherein the user device is a mobile device and the display is a touch screen display.
3. The method according to claim 2, wherein the selection of the area of interest is by a pinch gesture.
4. The method according to any preceding claim, wherein the displaying comprises displaying only the area of interest of the segments of the video data stream.
5. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the displaying comprises displaying the entire area of the segments of the video data stream.
6. The method according to any preceding claim, further comprises setting at least one condition for determining if an event occurs in the area of interest.
7. The method according to claim 6, wherein a condition for determining if an event occurs comprises whether motion above a threshold level is detected in the area of interest.
8. The method according to claim 7, wherein the method comprises setting the threshold level for motion detection.
9. The method according to any of claims 6 to 8, wherein a condition for determining if an event occurs comprises the detection of a type of object in the area of interest.
10. The method according to any preceding claim, wherein the method further comprises determining the segments of the video data stream in which an event occurs in the selected area of interest.
11. A method of streaming video data to a user device, the method comprising:
receiving a user selection from a user device, the user selection defining an area of interest of a video image;
determining segments of the video data stream in which an event occurs in the selected area of interest; and streaming only the determined segments to the user device .
12. The method according to claim 11, wherein the step of determining segments in which an event occurs comprises searching metadata associated with the video data stream.
13. The method according to claim 12, wherein the metadata includes metadata indicating motion.
14. The method according to claim 12 or 13, wherein the metadata includes object classification metadata defining a type of object identified in the video data.
15. The method according to any of claims 11 to 14, wherein the method comprises receiving from the user device at least one condition for determining if an event occurs .
16. A computer program which, when executed by a programmable apparatus, causes the apparatus to perform the method of any one of Claims 1 to 15.
17. A user device including a display for viewing a video data stream comprising:
means for selecting, on the display, an area of interest of a video image;
means for displaying on the display only segments of the video data stream in which an event occurs in the selected area of interest.
18. An apparatus for streaming video data to a user device, the apparatus comprising:
means for receiving a user selection from a user device, the user selection defining an area of interest of a video image;
means for determining segments of the video data stream in which an event occurs in the selected area of interest;
means for streaming only the determined segments to the user device.
19. A video surveillance system comprising:
a recording server according to claim 18, having video surveillance data stored thereon; and a user device according to claim 17.
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