WO2009130162A1 - Systeme d'aide a l'exploitation d'un reseau routier a qualite de service - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the field of traffic supervision systems, particularly road and highway. These systems are used by network operators to monitor traffic flows, identify incidents, intervene to correct the consequences and more generally ensure both the security of the network and the fluidity of the traffic. They generally comprise sensors for measuring the state of the traffic, means of communication to ensure the feedback of the sensor information to one or more supervision centers, said monitoring centers comprising means for filtering and displaying the information transmitted from the sensors and means for deciding the information to be communicated to the users of the network and the interventions to be carried out, said interventions being able to take the form of information to be communicated to the users by means of panels with variable messages, interventions of means specific to the operator or triggering interventions by third parties (police forces, means of rescue ).
- the sensors can be magnetic loops implanted in the road networks, cameras or radars.
- the communication means may be wired networks or wireless communication networks.
- the filtering means can be more or less automated, involving an exclusive or assisted intervention of agents assigned by the network manager to supervision.
- a network operator who wishes to supervise said network to ensure a given quality of service, particularly in the face of incidents, uses emergency call stations or the processing of user calls to a number special, the processing by operators of data captured by magnetic loops distributed over the network and / or images collected by cameras evenly distributed and the detection of incidents by patrols.
- This essentially manual and reactive treatment does not allow to easily prioritize the risk levels related to specific alarms, especially over wide networks. Consequently, it is not possible today for the operator to guarantee its users quality of service classes. reproducible as defined, in particular, by telecommunications operators.
- the invention solves this problem by providing an operating aid system for filtering and prioritizing levels.
- the invention proposes a system for assisting the operation of a road network comprising at least two image sensors, communication means that transmit information from the sensors and camera (s) to at least one management center of the network from which intervention commands are issued in response to alarms generated by said information, characterized in that the priorities of information processing and transmission of commands are defined by the successive application of a function of classifying said alarms into technical priorities of intervention commands and a function of transforming said technical priorities by weighted quality of service criteria defined for the management of said network.
- the system for assisting the operation of a road network further comprises at least one orientable camera.
- each of the image sensors and each of the orientable cameras are mounted on a mast at the edge of the road network, said mast being connected to the communication means and to at least one power supply module.
- the communication means are constituted by a wireless communication network.
- DAI processing is performed locally at the output of the image sensors.
- the DAI processing is able to control the pointing of at least one orientable camera towards an incident zone.
- the DAI processing generates alarms that are transmitted to a network management center.
- the invention also proposes a method of assisting the operation of a road network comprising at least two image capture steps, a step of communicating the information of the sensors and camera (s) to at least one management center of the network, from which intervention commands are issued in response to alarms generated by said information, characterized in that the priorities for processing information and of issuing commands are defined by the successive application of a function for classifying said alarms into technical priorities of intervention commands and a function of transforming said technical priorities by weighted quality of service criteria defined for the management of said network.
- the method of assisting the operation of a road network according to the invention further comprises a step of shooting by an orientable camera.
- the method of assisting the operation of a road network according to the invention comprises a step of transmitting alarms resulting from a local processing of DAI output image sensors to a network management center .
- said alarms are characterized by information making it possible to identify at least one of the elements chosen within the group consisting of the sensor, the channel, the type of actor, the nature of the incident and its date.
- the method of assisting the operation of a road network further comprises an alarm supervision step comprising a sub-step of merging the alarms with data from other sensors located on the network. and a substep of ranking the alarms according to a first priority order based on the characteristics of the incidents.
- the characteristics of the incidents are chosen from a group comprising at least criticality indices, safety indicators, traffic status indicators, the number of alarms in a spatio-temporal zone and the duration of the alarm. In progress.
- the supervision step further comprises a substep of modifying the first priority order according to quality of service criteria defined for the management of said network.
- the quality of service criteria are chosen from a group comprising at least minimum viability conditions, viability reference conditions, maximum return periods at viability reference conditions, distribution and spatial control indicators.
- -temporal traffic indicators of traffic disruption, indicators of the effect of the disturbances, indicators of provision of the users of the network of information on the traffic conditions.
- the supervision step further comprises a substep of extracting alarms classified in order of priority those that require immediate action to display them on the screen of a network management center operator.
- the supervision step further comprises a substep of extracting prioritized alarms those that can be solved by a single action and another substep of performing said simple action.
- Another advantage of the present invention is that the system of the invention, whose architecture is based on two sensor levels, the most numerous of which are at low cost, has a very low acquisition cost.
- a preferred embodiment uses wireless communications between sensors, which significantly reduces the cost of deployment, especially compared to a wired communication system.
- the cost of maintenance is reduced because the various elements of the system are integrated.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram of the general architecture of the system for assisting the operation of a road traffic network according to the invention
- FIG. 2 represents an image sensor in one embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 3 is a diagram of the architecture of a traffic management center in one embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 4 is a block diagram of the operations of a network management center in one embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 5 illustrates the methods of managing the alarm priorities in the alarm supervisor in one embodiment of the invention
- FIG. 6 represents the different risk levels defined by the network manager in one embodiment of the invention.
- the abbreviations and acronyms have the meanings indicated in the table below, unless a different meaning is explicitly given to them in a particular context:
- Figure 1 illustrates the general architecture of a system for assisting the operation of a road network 10 in one embodiment of the invention.
- Networks of several hundred kilometers are those for which the invention will bring the main advantages. However, we can certainly consider setting up such a system to help the operator of a smaller network.
- An operator may also have an operating aid system that manages several geographically distinct networks and in this case, it may advantageously equip sub-networks equipment according to the invention at lower cost.
- Image sensors 20 having automatic incident detection (ICD) and traffic measurement capability which will be described later are positioned along the network sections.
- ICD automatic incident detection
- steerable cameras 30 are also positioned along the sections of the network but with a mesh more loose, for example every 2000 meters (each camera may be oriented and / or zoomed within 1000 meters around its point of implentation; the distance may be less if elements of the scene obstruct the field of view of the camera: PMV, trees, curvature of the road). They allow you to zoom in on areas where incidents have been detected to confirm.
- the different cameras are connected to a network management center 50 by a wired (RTC, ADSL, etc.) or wireless (GSM, ADSL, 3G, Wi-Fi, etc.) communication network.
- the communication network advantageously, a wireless network, preferentially cellular.
- the cellular communication network is of the closed network type of machines (M2M) preferentially using the GPRS transmission mode with a TCP / IP based exchange protocol.
- M2M allows image sensors to transmit or receive information with one or more communication servers located in the traffic management center (s) via GPRS 900/1800 MHz protocol.
- the communication server is interconnected with the internet by the mobile operator.
- the communication server is connected via the internet. VPN communication is established between the different elements of the system.
- a management center can send messages to be displayed on variable message boards (PMV or VMS) 60.
- the messages contain traffic information intended for network users and possibly instructions for deviating traffic or speed to be respected.
- a management center may also send instructions or requests for intervention to teams of the operator provided for this purpose or to services not related to the operator but responsible for public service missions (police, gendarmerie, health services. ..).
- FIG. 2 shows an image sensor with DAI features.
- the sensor is preferably mounted on a steel mast from a height preferential of 12 meters.
- the mast must have sufficient rigidity to limit the vibrations and displacement due to the wind in particular.
- the sensor is advantageously placed in the upper part of the mast by means of its fixing device.
- the sensor is a camera of the intelligent camera type, that is to say carrying calculating capacities allowing the execution of video ICD software and traffic measurements such as those provided by the applicant (MediaRoad TM / VisioPad TM). / MediaTD TM) some of whose functions are described later.
- the camera may be of the CanCam type provided by Feith Sensor to Image GmbH.
- the camera is placed in a protective waterproof camera housing of the IP66 type and is fixed to the mast using the usual fastening devices.
- the camera is connected via its RS-232 output to a GPRS modem preferentially of the MC35i type: GPRS class 4 modem, dual 900/1800 from Siemens.
- An M2M antenna is positioned, normally at the top of the mast (GPRS 900/1800 Antenna with FME connector). It can be envisaged to group the sensors 20 into a local network supporting a suitable protocol of the Wi-Fi, IEEE 802.15.4 (Zigbee) or meshed network type. The antenna will then be different.
- a network node will be positioned on the mast of one of the steerable cameras 30 and the antenna of this mast will allow communications to the chosen network management center.
- An architectural study must be done on a case-by-case basis to determine what is the optimal solution in cost efficiency given the surrounding topology.
- the mast must be powered.
- a set of batteries / solar panels is provided for each of the masts and ensures the energy autonomy of the sensor / antenna or mobile camera device.
- An example of solar module (solar panels) proposed is manufactured by the French company Photowatt, for example the model MP1 100 is PW6-100 type.
- An example of a proposed battery model are manufactured by the German company BANNER.
- a stationary battery model the proposed PzS Solar is the Type 6 PzS 690.
- the device is advantageously equipped with a voltage regulator manufactured by the German company STECA,
- the model RS3431 series regulator proposed is the Type PR3030.
- the batteries and the regulator are placed at the foot of the mast in a battery box of the Big Box pallet box type high density polyethylene (HDPE),
- HDPE high density polyethylene
- Each image sensor or elementary DAI point continuously analyzes the scene and produces an alarm in the event of an incident.
- An incident is defined as an event occurring unexpectedly and likely to disrupt the safety or progression of vehicles. It may require intervention by the operator and / or the driver of the vehicle.
- the Citilog video DAI software MediaRoad or VisioPad) analyzes the scene captured by the video camera at a rate of 5 frames per second.
- the presence of vehicles is detected by double comparison between the current image, the previous image and a reference image stored at the initialization of the sensor.
- Vehicles are identified and marked by filters based on typical form factors (car, truck, motorcycle, pedestrian ).
- a tracking algorithm allows the tracking of the marked object through the sequence of images, the analysis of its motion and the construction of the spatio-temporal trajectory of the object.
- the algorithm makes it possible to ensure the continuity of the tracking even in the presence of temporary masking.
- the algorithmic interpretation of movement and displacements makes it possible to detect, classify and position the incidents: vehicles stopped in fluid traffic or in bottling, slowing down , slow vehicle, misinterpretation, etc. Specific treatments are advantageously applied to reduce the false alarm rate (tracking lock on detected movements, elimination of background noise, filtering of weather conditions, self-learning of previous false alarms ...)
- the elementary point may be required to perform traffic measurements of the type: counting, speed, occupancy rate, inter-vehicular time, etc.
- the measurements are aggregated and sent to the supervisor at regular intervals.
- the preferred sending frequency is configurable and can be set advantageously at 6 minutes. From these measurements are calculated for each portion of road a global security indicator and the current traffic status. When an incident occurs, an alarm is automatically generated.
- Each alarm is characterized by:
- the identifier of the camera (which indicates the position on the linear) -
- the channel concerned (BAU, fast lane, slow lane, etc.) and the position in the lane.
- TO + ⁇ Tn ( ⁇ Tn being configurable according to the type and nature of the alarm) the alarm is sent to the supervisor located in the traffic management center (via M2M or any other means of communication).
- the time TN TO + ⁇ Tn is added to the characteristics of the alarm.
- An image or clip is sent simultaneously and associated with the alarm.
- the DAI point informs the supervisor (acknowledgment). On request, the image flow can be transmitted to the supervisor for real-time visualization.
- PTZ steerable cameras 30, present in a preferred embodiment of the invention are mounted on masts of the same type as those on which the image sensors are mounted.
- the masts, or some of them, are also preferably equipped with an antenna, a modem, batteries and solar panels of the same type as those carrying the sensors. However, they have a higher height to cover a wider area and a geometry adapted to said upper height and the higher weight of the equipment.
- the PTZ cameras have the following characteristics: it is a CCTV camera equipped with an objective with zoomed motorized x18 and remotely controllable.
- the camera must be connected in IP flow preferentially MPEG4 (BOSCH AutoDome 50Oi series suspended outside). It must be placed in an IP66 waterproof box and secured with these standard mast attachments.
- the cameras are oriented by automatic or manual control either from the DAI sensors of the zone or from the traffic management center.
- the images they send to the management center validate the information received from the DAI sensors by zooming in on part of the area where the incident that triggered the alarm occurred.
- Figure 3 shows the architecture of a management center in one embodiment of the invention.
- the signals received from the DAI sensors and the PTZ cameras are stored on a communication and alarm supervision server.
- the communication and alarm supervision server is a standard industrial PC integrated into a chassis. It is connected to image sensors, mobile cameras and traffic management processing software of the Control Center or SCADA.
- a traffic management center will advantageously include an image wall for viewing the ascent of the DAI sensors and PTZ cameras. It also includes workstations assigned to operators who process the alarms.
- the various processing modules above implanted in a management center according to an embodiment of the invention are advantageously interconnected by a local network using a standard communication protocol such as the IP protocol.
- Fig. 4 is a block diagram of the operations of a network management center in one embodiment of the invention.
- the first two input processes of the management procedure will be detailed in the rest of the description: alarm processing with grouping by event and calculation of technical priorities; the alignment of priorities with the service level objectives of the operation. If the alarm has no effect, given the service level objectives, the alarm can be displayed on a secondary screen for a configurable duration and the alarm will remain without any other effect. If the alarm is to be processed, then one determines its level of criticality according to which the action of the operator must be immediate or not. If an immediate action is required, the alarm is immediately presented to the operator, possibly with the image of one of the DAI sensors concerned.
- the closest orientable camera is directed to the alarm and the real-time image of said camera is presented to the operator. If an immediate action by the operator is not required, it is stored in a queue to be displayed when possible on the one hand on a main screen (for the highest priority level) and on the other hand on a secondary screen (for the alarms of the second priority group). The operator can then select one of the alarms and direct the nearest mobile camera to the area of the incident that triggered the alarm to display a real-time image. If the alarm requires a simple action, such as displaying a message on a PMV, that action can be triggered automatically. It is then displayed on the main screen of the operator at the same time as the triggered and acknowledged action.
- the software proposes a recommendation that is displayed on the operator's main screen.
- the operator can intervene at any moment in the chain of decision, in particular to modify the order of priority of the alarms. It may be advantageous to have two categories of operators, one to deal with low alarm levels and another to deal with the highest alarm levels. This reduces the risk of seeing unprocessed priority alarms.
- FIG. 5 illustrates the methods for managing the alarm priorities in the alarm supervisor in one embodiment of the invention.
- the priority management of alarms constitutes the software core of the system for assisting the operation of a road network according to the invention.
- the decision support software realizes a grouping of alarms by event and then carries out a ranking in order of priority by taking into account data from several kinds of sensors (DAI, adjustable cameras, loops in the ground, other mode of counting of flow of vehicles, weather ).
- DAI adjustable cameras
- loops in the ground other mode of counting of flow of vehicles, weather .
- the alarm supervisor receives the traffic measurements from either the DAI sensors or other traffic measurement sensors (magnetic loops, radar, etc.). When an incident is detected by one of the DAI sensors, the supervisor receives this alarm. The alarm is then processed by the system for processing and prioritizing alarms. Depending on the result of the system, the alarms or events (if the alarm is part of a coherent set of alarms coming from the same space-spaceport) are classified in order of technical priority defined from the level of risk that presents an incident, which is called T-Factor.
- the T-Factor is calculated for each of the sensors with temporal and spatial correlation. It can also be calculated in aggregate on a set of sensors covering a segment of the highway.
- the T-Factor can be defined for example on a scale of 1 to 5.
- the classification of incidents on this scale depends on the past practice of the operator, his forecasts, especially on the future performance of his means of intervention and best practices from other operators.
- the order of priority is based on criticality indices, instantaneous safety and traffic status indicators, the number of alarms involved in an event and the duration of the alarm.
- Criticality is assigned according to the security problem and the mobility problem.
- Criticality according to the security problem corresponds for example to the risk of aggravation of an incident in terms of mortality or severity of injuries, or risk of over-accident.
- a tunnel alarm is much more critical than an outdoor alarm because an incident in a confined space can have much faster and more serious consequences.
- Another example is that an alarm in the middle of a lane is much more critical in the open lane than on a BAU because the risk of a rear-crash accident is much greater.
- Criticality in terms of mobility refers to the potential impact of the incident on the flow of the traffic and the time required to restore the conditions of use of the track as close as possible to the normal situation.
- the instant indicators on the security and the state of the traffic are calculated according to the measurements of traffic:
- a global safety indicator based on the whole-channel traffic measurements which can for example be based on a predictive model of situations at risk of accident based in particular on exceeding speed thresholds for a given traffic density (See, for example Jean-Marc Morin - Cédric Perot, "A real-time indicator of flow safety International Congress ATEC-ITS France, 2008) - An indicator of global mobility or traffic status; the state of the traffic at a given moment defines the potential impact of an incident of a given type on traffic and therefore mobility; four traffic states are defined by traffic information center T1 fluid, T2 dense, T3 saturated, T4 blocked.
- the order of priority also depends on the number of alarms involved in an event, said event being defined by a set of alarms of the same nature (or corresponding to a predetermined scenario) occurring in a predetermined time and space interval ( step by step, that is to say by grouping n-order spatial connectivity alarms, n being the number of upstream or downstream cameras and preferably equal to 1 and / or temporal grouping of the temporal connectivity alarms ⁇ t , Where ⁇ t is the time difference between 2 alarms
- ⁇ t is the time difference between 2 alarms
- Example 1 a vehicle in the opposite direction will pass from cameras to cameras in a given time interval, all these alarms are grouped together to form the event against direction.
- In case of chain collisions 1 alarm will be raised for the 1 ⁇ r stopped vehicle, then for the second, then for the third and as long as the time interval between 2 successive alarms does not exceed the threshold it predetermined time connectivity ⁇ t);
- the duration of the current alarm (or event) is also in the order of priority.
- the prioritization alarm algorithm (translated in the T-Factors scale) uses known classification techniques, especially for power plant management such as fuzzy logic, neural networks, multi-agent systems , expert system or other techniques. These techniques have in common to rely on a calibration. Operationally, this calibration will be performed by inputting alarm records to the classification software, testing the result in terms of the distribution of alarms in the classes, and adjusting the input weights used by most of these techniques to arrive at the classification software. on a classification scale that corresponds to the priorities of experience.
- An exemplary embodiment may use one of the algorithms proposed by Kyrykides ("Next Generation Alarm Processing Algorithm Incorporating Recommendations and Decisions on Wide Area Control", I3E, 2007). The priority of each alarm is recalculated at regular time intervals. Another exemplary embodiment may be obtained by using Kohonen tables ("self-organaizing map” or "Kohonen map”).
- FIG. 6 represents the different risk levels defined by the network manager in one embodiment of the invention and illustrates how T-Factors are passed which define a priority order of priority for processing alarms to a priority order " commercial "is a function of the quality of service levels specified by the network operator.
- the notion of quality of service can be defined contractually between an operator and its customers, the non-respect of the contractual commitments (Service Level Agreement or SLA) measured by key performance indicators (KPI) can trigger the payment of penalties by the operator to customers who are victims of these unfulfilled commitments.
- SLA Service Level Agreement
- KPI key performance indicators
- the concept of quality of service is widespread in the world of telecommunications. It has not yet been generalized to other types of networks, including road networks or only partially. But the same concepts are transposable.
- Quality of service can be defined as the capacity of a product or service, to satisfy the potential or expressed needs of the customers, or more broadly the beneficiaries of the product or service. Behind this definition, some further clarification is needed:
- the customer is the main beneficiary of the quality of service, but he is not the only one
- the road is not an ordinary product.
- the creation of a road object is usually the result of a complex process in which the political dimensions of spatial planning, socio- Economics and the protection of the environment often take precedence, in the early phases of design, on purely technical considerations of defining the intrinsic characteristics of the object.
- the term "customer" is not very well adapted to the road object, the reduction of the beneficiaries of the quality of the road to the users is not either satisfactory.
- the beneficiaries taken into account in the assessment of the quality of service are more generally:
- the operation of the road therefore includes all the actions designed to ensure the smooth running of a road and comprises 3 main areas of activity:
- - travel assistance covering all the provisions intended to disseminate, by one means or another, any forecast or current information on traffic conditions; its general objective is the safety and comfort of the user.
- the notion of a service level results from the fact that a user of the road can be sensitive to several factors such as, in particular, the safety, the layout and the surface condition of the road, the legibility of the route indications, the fluidity of traffic, the availability in all seasons, the approval of the course
- the level of quality of service is the minimum percentage of achievement set by the client on the above parameters.
- the set of service levels defines for the manager the minimum SLA goal.
- the Dictionary of Road Maintenance (Volume 4, May 1999) provides a definition of winter service quality for a road: a service level of C1 to C4 (from highest to highest). bottom) is assigned to a route based on its socio-economic importance. It is defined by a triplet (minimum condition, reference condition, return duration) declined according to the schedules (day, night) and in the most difficult conditions, which are normally those of the winter service.
- the minimum condition is that below which it is not acceptable to descend under any circumstance (C2, C3 or C4 depending on the importance of the link).
- the reference condition is that of normal non-incident service.
- the acceptable level depends on the usual meteorological conditions (mild or harsh climate).
- the return period is the period required to return to the reference condition; this is the theoretical maximum duration of the Partment induced by the winter phenomenon on road traffic beyond its own manifestation.
- An ICD system is one of the major building blocks necessary to ensure that SLA objectives are met.
- DAI especially video
- DAI is an operating aid system. It aims to detect and locate any event that is likely to disrupt the safety or progression of vehicles (incident). In the absence of an ICD system, these incidents are reported back to the operator through various tools: patrol officers, emergency call network, police force, call of users via the mobile telephone network.
- the advantage of an ICD system lies in the speed and completeness of the incidents that such a system can detect.
- Conventional systems use a series of electromagnetic loops embedded in the roadway.
- An algorithm that operates on certain parameters (occupancy rate, flow rate, speed) detects discontinuities in the flow of flows from an incident.
- a video ICD system can also detect abnormal vehicle stops or pedestrian movements.
- a video DAI system impacts the quality of service of a given network because it allows a greater responsiveness of the operator. It notably makes it possible to improve the quality of the service offered according to the two groups of KPIs useful for defining the quality of service of a motorway network, namely the group of safety indicators and the group of mobility indicators.
- a shorter detection time of the incidents, accompanied by a video image of the incident will allow: o to react more quickly on the whole linear (which can result in the decrease of the severity of the injuries in case of accident or reduction of the risk of aggravation of the incident); o have an adapted response on each incident thanks to the video image; o to reduce the risk of over-accidents by informing drivers as quickly as possible by means such as: variable message signs, radio, setting up specific signs, etc.
- Traffic safety is generally measured by the number of accidents, the number of accidents, the number of deaths, the number of number of wounded, the severity of injuries.
- the performance of the operation will be appreciated according to the time of detection of the incidents, and the time of intervention. The latter clearly has a direct impact on the severity of the injuries and the number of possible deaths.
- An analysis of statistics in France shows a direct link between the response time and the mortality due to an accident: a reduction of 25% in the response time reduces the number of deaths by 8%. And a reduction of 20 minutes to 10 minutes of said delay can allow to divide by 4 the number of deaths.
- Mobility is based on a definition of pre-incident traffic status.
- T 1 a fluid state
- T2 a dense state
- T3 a saturated state
- T4 a blocked state
- T4 The extent to which an incident can disrupt the progress of other vehicles is then analyzed. A shorter detection time will allow it to be "resorbed” more quickly and consequently to minimize the impact of this on the flow of traffic: for example, it is generally accepted that the delay over time incident-induced course is proportional to the square of the duration of the incident.
- an incident causes a drag effect: for each minute of blockage of a traffic lane of a highway at a rush hour, four minutes of travel time delay are induced after the end of the incident.
- the time required for the operators to understand the totality of the situation or situations may induce additional delay in the treatment and therefore affect the quality of the service offered.
- the need is therefore to have an alarm management system allowing on the one hand to reduce the number of alarms seen by the operator, and on the other hand to assign a priority of processing alarms to ensure that decisions will be made in line with service quality objectives.
- T-Factors to "commercial" or contractual priority values, represented by the KPIs.
- the technical priority levels are transformed according to the perceptions of the risks of each motorway operation and the service level objectives of the operation.
- the perception of risk depends in particular on: The current regulations The topography of the linear highway - Operating resources (operating expenses, investments) Staff available.
- a transformation function is therefore applied to the T-Factor in coherence with the operator's policy and in particular to be in agreement with its quality of service objectives defined by a positioning on scales for each of the KPIs.
- the transformation function makes it possible to go from a T-Factor level to the risk level, which is a function of the percentages of implementation of the KPIs corresponding to the perceptions of the risks of each motorway operation and the service level objectives of the service.
- % KPI n the percentage of realization of the KPI n ai Cc n the weighting coefficients assigned to each perception of own risk or objective level of service. The coefficients are chosen so that the weighted sum of percentage of KPIs is between 0 and 100. 100 corresponding to objectives completely achieved.
- the operator can choose to view an alarm or event using either the real-time image of the DAI sensor or the PTZ camera closest to the alarm or event. In the case of this second chjoix, it is automatically activated so as to point to the area concerned.
- the image of the PTZ camera is presented to the operator. All alarms with thumbnails or associated clips are stored in a database for later analysis and possibly performance measurement.
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