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- the present disclosure relates to the field of in-transit supervision, and in particular to a customs in-transit supervision system and method.
- the customs mainly adopts the electronic seal of “seal” at the customs office of the place of departure, “checks” the electronic lock at the destination customs, and introduces a global positioning system (GPS) positioning method to monitor the supervised vehicles.
- GPS global positioning system
- on-the-road supervision based on electronic lockout cannot fully guarantee the safety of regulated goods. GPS-based positioning may impair safety and confidentiality, and implementation of non-differentiated supervision is not targeted, increases monitoring costs and has low regulatory efficiency.
- An example embodiment of the present disclosure provides a customs in-transit supervision system, including:
- the customs clearance subsystem of the port collects and processes the information of the supervision object at the port;
- the risk management subsystem determines the on-the-spot supervision mode for the supervision object according to the risk level of the supervision object;
- the in-transit supervision device supervises the supervised object in transit according to the in-transit supervision mode
- the central supervision subsystem exchanges information with the port customs clearance subsystem, the risk management subsystem and the in-transit supervision device, and sends it to control the port clearance subsystem and risk management subsystem.
- System and in-process supervision of the device instructions are provided.
- the port clearance subsystem includes:
- the collection module of the departure place collects the pre-shipment information of the supervised object at the port of departure.
- a destination collection module that collects post-transport information of the supervised object at the destination port
- the comparison module compares the pre-shipment information with the post-transport information and obtains the following comparison results: if the pre-shipment information and the post-transport information are consistent, no violation occurs on the way, and if the pre-shipment information and the post-transport information are inconsistent, then on the way A violation occurred.
- the risk management subsystem includes:
- An element definition module that defines what information of the supervised object is used as an element of risk analysis
- a rule definition module that defines rules for risk analysis
- Randomly controlling the definition module using a random algorithm to randomly sample the information of the supervised object
- the risk execution module analyzes the risk level of the supervised object according to the defined elements, rules, and information of the supervised object obtained by sampling, and determines a supervision manner for the supervised object according to the risk level.
- the in-transit monitoring device includes:
- the in-transit collection module collects in-transit information of the supervised object
- the in-transit communication module transmits the collected in-transit information to the central supervision subsystem and receives an instruction for specifying the operation mode from the central supervision subsystem;
- the in-transit control module sets an operation mode of the in-transit supervisory device according to the received command.
- the in-transit acquisition module collects at least one of position information, lock information, status information, and alarm information according to the set operation mode, and
- the in-transit communication module sends the collected in-transit information to the central supervision subsystem according to the set operation mode.
- the central supervisory subsystem analyzes the in-transit information of the supervisory object from the in-transit supervisory device and dynamically adjusts the mode of operation of the in-transit supervisory device based on the analysis result by interacting with the information of the in-transit supervisory device.
- the indicator object is provided on the supervision object, and the port clearance subsystem adopts The information of the marker is collected and processed, and the state of the marker is supervised by the supervisory device.
- the information and/or status of the marker is used as additional supervision object information, and further according to whether the information of the marker is consistent before and after transportation, and/or whether abnormality occurs during transportation according to the state of the marker, and whether a violation occurs on the way. .
- An example embodiment of the present disclosure also provides a method for customs in-transit supervision, including:
- An example embodiment of the present disclosure also provides a port clearance system, including:
- the collection module of the departure place collects the pre-shipment information of the supervised object at the port of departure.
- a destination collection module that collects post-transport information of the supervised object at the destination port
- the comparison module compares the pre-shipment information with the post-transport information and obtains the following comparison results: if the pre-shipment information and the post-transport information are consistent, no violation occurs on the way, and if the pre-shipment information and the post-transport information are inconsistent, then on the way A violation occurred.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic structural block diagram of a customs in-transit supervision system according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure
- FIG. 5 illustrates a schematic flow of a customs in transit supervision method according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure.
- FIG. 6 shows a flow chart of one specific example of a customs in transit supervision method in accordance with an embodiment of the present disclosure
- FIG. 7 shows a schematic block diagram showing subsystems in a customs in-transit supervision system, respectively, according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure
- FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram showing module interaction in a system start-up phase in the exemplary embodiment of FIG. 7;
- Figure 9 is a schematic diagram showing the interaction of the system end point comparison stage modules in the exemplary embodiment of Figure 7;
- FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of a transit transit supervision process applicable to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
- the X-ray scan image and physical information (length, width, height, weight) of the supervised object are collected at the origin, and the X-ray scan image and physical information (length, width, height; weight of the supervised object are collected again at the destination; And so on, and compare it with the information collected at the origin, to determine whether there is a difference between the two, when the difference exceeds the set threshold, it is judged that the illegal behavior occurred.
- in-transit supervision is supervised by the illegal behavior on the way, expanding into the supervision starting point for the snapshot and measurement of the supervision object, and the supervision end point again takes the snapshot and measurement of the supervision object, and compares the difference between the two points, that is, the two ends control, the pole It has greatly extended the definition of traditional in-transit supervision, and the combination of dynamic and static supervision has made the theory of in-transit supervision more comprehensive and perfect.
- the current on-going surveillance system uses GPS for positioning.
- the in-transit supervisory device of an example embodiment of the present disclosure may use other navigation systems, such as a BeiDou satellite navigation system or other satellite navigation system.
- the current on-going supervision system implements the same management for all supervised vehicles, and does not implement differentiated management of the monitored vehicles according to other attributes of the vehicle, resulting in less targeted supervision, thereby increasing monitoring costs and low regulatory efficiency.
- the in-transit supervision of the exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure introduces a risk management mechanism, and determines a targeted in-transit supervision manner according to the attributes of the supervision object or the like.
- the means of supervision in transit is not flexible.
- the exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure dynamically set an operation mode of the on-going supervisory device by interacting with information of the supervisory center according to risk management, supervision target status, and the like.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic structural block diagram of a customs in-transit supervision system according to an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure.
- the customs in-transit supervision system may include a presence supervision device 10, a port clearance subsystem 20, a central supervision subsystem 30, and a risk management subsystem 40.
- the port clearance subsystem 20 can collect and process information on the subject of supervision at the port.
- the port clearance subsystem 20 can be deployed at various ports, such as the origin and destination ports. Risk management
- the system 40 can determine the way in which the supervision object is in transit according to the risk level of the regulatory object. This will be described in detail below.
- the in-transit supervision device 10 can supervise the supervised object in transit according to the on-the-go supervision mode.
- the in-transit monitoring device 10 can be deployed on the regulatory object to supervise its transportation status in real time.
- the central supervision subsystem 30 can be deployed at the headquarters, interacts with the port clearance subsystem 20, the risk management subsystem 40, and the in-transit supervisory device 10, and sends instructions for controlling the various subsystems and devices.
- the subject of supervision may include a variety of objects on the entrance and exit, such as vehicles, boats and their loaded goods.
- the regulatory object is sometimes simply referred to as a vehicle or a cargo, but the present disclosure is not limited thereto.
- Customs in-transit supervision systems in accordance with embodiments of the present disclosure may have a variety of architectural forms, particularly for deployment of risk management subsystem 40, and Figures 2-4 illustrate a variety of different deployments.
- the in-transit supervisory device 10 is not shown, but the relationship between the in-transit supervisory device 10 and other subsystems will be readily understood with reference to FIG.
- the number of ports and deployed port clearance subsystems shown in FIGS. 2-4 is three, which is merely an example, and the present disclosure is not limited thereto, and the number may be less or more.
- the central supervision subsystem 30 is deployed at the headquarters, and provides a corresponding port clearance subsystem 20 and a risk management subsystem 40 for each port.
- the two subsystems can directly exchange information, and the port clearance subsystem 20 can
- the central supervision subsystem 30 performs information interaction, and the risk management subsystem 40 can perform information interaction with the central supervision subsystem 30 via the port clearance subsystem 20.
- This type of deployment allows each port to have a private risk management subsystem.
- Each port clearance subsystem can send the collected supervision object information to its private risk management subsystem, and can directly obtain the risk from the corresponding private risk management subsystem. Information for evaluation.
- each port is provided with a corresponding port clearance subsystem 20, and the risk management subsystem 40 and the central supervision subsystem 30 are deployed at the headquarters, each port clearance subsystem 20 and the risk management subsystem 40 and the center.
- the supervision subsystem 30 can directly perform information interaction.
- the deployment mode enables the central supervision subsystem 30 and the risk management subsystem 40 to simultaneously serve the port clearance subsystem 20, and the collection information and the acquisition of risk information between the port clearance subsystem 20 and the risk management subsystem 40 are not dependent on the central supervision. Subsystem 30.
- a corresponding port clearance subsystem 20 is provided for each port, and the risk management subsystem 40 and the central supervision subsystem 30 are deployed at the headquarters, and each port clearance subsystem 20 is connected to the risk via the central supervision subsystem 30.
- Management subsystem 40 performs information interaction.
- the deployment mode makes the central supervision subsystem 30 a hub, and the port clearance subsystem 20 and the risk management subsystem 40 transmit the collection information and obtain the risk information via the central supervision subsystem 30.
- the port clearance subsystem 20 may include: a departure collection module that collects pre-shipment information of the supervised object at the departure port; and a destination collection module that collects post-transport information of the supervised object at the destination port;
- the comparison module compares the pre-shipment information and the post-transport information. If the pre-shipment information and the post-transport information are consistent, it is judged that there is no violation on the way. If the pre-shipment information and the post-transport information are inconsistent, the violation is judged on the way.
- an X-ray scan image, physical information, and the like of the supervised object may be collected at the origin, and an X-ray scan image, physical information, and the like of the supervised object may be collected again at the destination, and compared with the information collected at the origin. Judging whether there is a difference between the two, when the difference exceeds the set threshold, it is judged that the two are inconsistent and an illegal act has occurred. By comparing the difference between the two points and the two points, an additional two-hand control in addition to the supervision during transportation is provided, which provides the reliability of supervision in transit.
- Each module in the port clearance subsystem 20 can be implemented in various forms, for example, the acquisition module and the destination acquisition module can use computerized tomography (CT) imaging equipment, radiation imaging equipment, scanners, cameras, sensors and other data acquisition devices.
- CT computerized tomography
- the comparison module can be implemented by using an electronic device with data processing capabilities.
- the port clearance subsystem 20 may also include a communication module for information interaction with other subsystems.
- the risk management subsystem 40 may include an element definition module that defines which information of the supervision object is used as an element of risk analysis, a rule definition module that defines a rule for risk analysis, a random deployment definition module, and a random algorithm pair
- the information of the supervised object is randomly sampled; and the risk execution module analyzes the risk level of the supervised object according to the defined elements, rules, and information of the supervised object obtained by sampling, and determines the supervision manner for the supervised object according to the risk level.
- the risk level can Set according to needs, for example, high, medium, low, or risky, risk free, and so on.
- the element definition module and the rule definition module may be set in advance, default settings, or set according to the characteristics of the supervision object.
- the rule definition module may include: a risk rule definition module, which defines the risk of the risk element under what conditions, for example, the enterprise has a smuggling violation, the business of the enterprise is classified as high risk; and the trusted rule definition module: and risk
- businesses that meet the conditions of trusted rules are considered risk-free or low-risk, such as large enterprises that do not have smuggling violation records.
- the various modules in the risk management subsystem 40 can be implemented in a variety of ways, such as by an electronic device having a processor and a user interface device.
- the user interface device includes, for example, a display.
- the user can make input through the user interface device for element definition and rule definition, and the display can display, for example, a graphical user interface (GUI) to provide human interaction.
- GUI graphical user interface
- the processor can perform data processing operations such as random sampling and risk analysis, judgment, and the like.
- the risk management subsystem 40 may also include a communication module for information interaction with other subsystems.
- the risk management subsystem 40 may send the determined on-the-go supervision manner for the regulatory object to the central supervision subsystem 30.
- the central supervisory subsystem 30 can specify the mode of operation of the in-transit supervisory device 10 in accordance with the on-going supervisory mode.
- the central supervisory subsystem 30 can also analyze the in-transit information of the supervisory object from the in-transit supervisory device 10, and interact with the information of the in-transit supervisory device 10 to dynamically adjust the mode of operation of the in-transit supervisory device 10 based on the analysis result.
- the in-transit supervisory device 10 may be designated to collect and transmit additional information other than, for example, electronic lock, location information, such as an image of a supervisory object, an image of a surrounding environment, etc., and may be in an abnormal situation. Triggers an alarm.
- location information such as an image of a supervisory object, an image of a surrounding environment, etc.
- the frequency of information collection and the frequency of information transmission can be increased for more rigorous monitoring.
- the in-transit supervision device 10 can even be put into an inoperative state. In this way, the system of the present disclosure can set the operation mode of the on-going supervision device in a differentiated and dynamic manner according to the risk management, the real-time status of the supervision object, and the like, thereby improving the supervision efficiency and strength.
- the in-transit monitoring device 10 may include: an in-transit collection module that collects in-transit information of the supervised object; the in-transit communication module sends the in-transit communication module to the central supervising subsystem Sending the in-transit information of the collection, and receiving an instruction for specifying the operation mode from the central supervision subsystem; and the in-transit control module, according to the received instruction, setting the operation mode of the in-transit supervision device.
- the operation mode may define at least one of an information category, a frequency of information collection, a manner of transmitting information, and a frequency of information transmission.
- the information category may include at least one of location information of the supervision object, electronic lock information, current status information, and alarm information.
- the in-transit communication module transmits the collected information to the central supervision subsystem according to the set operation mode.
- the various modules in the in-transit supervisory device 10 can be implemented in a variety of forms.
- the in-transit acquisition module may include a satellite navigation device, a camera, a sensor, an alarm trigger, etc., and collect the position, image, physical information, lock information, and alarm of the supervision object.
- the in-transit communication module can include communication devices that interact with each other using any suitable means of communication, such as message uploading via short messages and command downloads from a central supervisory subsystem.
- the in-transit control module can utilize any suitable electronic device, such as a microprocessor, micro-control unit, etc., to process information and commands, and to control the overall operation of the on-going supervisory device 10.
- the central supervision subsystem 30 may be a platform for supervising the object of supervision, and includes interfaces for the in-transit supervision device 10, the port clearance subsystem 20, and the risk management subsystem 40 to perform information exchange and command delivery with them.
- the central supervision subsystem 30 can be implemented in a variety of forms, such as by an electronic device having a processor, a communication device, and a user interface device.
- the user interface device includes, for example, a display, which can display to the user the operating status of the entire supervisory system and the status of the supervisory object, etc., and the user can input through the user interface device to monitor and control the operation of the entire supervisory system through the central supervisory subsystem 30.
- a graphical user interface (GUI) can be displayed, for example, to provide human interaction.
- the communication device can interact with the various subsystems and supervisory devices using any suitable communication means.
- the processor can perform data processing operations such as information processing, analysis, and judgment.
- Example configurations and implementations of various subsystems and devices are described above.
- the present disclosure is not limited thereto, and any other configurations and implementations that can be reasonably conceived by those skilled in the art are within the scope of the present disclosure.
- a marker may be placed on the regulatory object, the port clearance subsystem 20 may collect and process information of the marker, and the in-transit supervisory device 10 may monitor the status of the marker.
- the information and/or status of the marker can be used as an additional regulatory pair
- the image information is further determined according to whether the marker information is consistent before and after the transportation, and/or whether an abnormal change occurs in the transportation according to the state of the marker, and whether the irregularity occurs on the way.
- the marker may be an object attached to the regulatory object or set at a certain position of the regulatory object, and the position, shape, etc. of the object may change correspondingly when the regulatory object changes, which is helpful for judging, for example, supervision. Whether there is a difference between the scanned images before and after the object is transported.
- FIG. 5 illustrates a schematic flow chart of a customs in transit supervision method in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure.
- the customs in transit supervision method 500 can be implemented by the system described above with reference to FIG.
- the port clearance subsystem 20 may collect pre-shipment information of the supervised object at the port of departure.
- the risk management subsystem 40 can analyze the risk level of the supervisory object based on the collected information and determine the way in which the supervisory object is in transit.
- the in-transit supervisory device 10 may supervise the supervisory object in transit in accordance with the determined on-going supervision mode.
- the port clearance subsystem 20 may collect post-shipment information of the supervised object at the destination port, comparing the pre-shipment information with the post-transport information.
- the central supervision subsystem 30 can determine whether a violation has occurred on the way based on the regulatory status during transit and the results of the comparison.
- the result of the comparison performed by step 508 may include: if the pre-shipment information and the post-transport information are consistent, no violation occurs on the way, and if the pre-shipment information and the post-transport information are inconsistent, the violation occurs on the way. .
- the transitary regulatory status is based on at least one of location information, lockout information, status information, and alarm information of the monitored object.
- step 504 may further include: defining information of the supervisory object as an element of the risk analysis; defining a rule for risk analysis; and using the random algorithm to monitor the object of the object Random sampling is performed.
- the analysis of the risk level of the supervised object can be based on the defined elements, rules, and information of the supervised object obtained by sampling.
- step 506 may specifically include: receiving an instruction for specifying a way of supervision in transit; and according to the received instruction, setting at least one of the following: information category, frequency of information collection, and manner of information transmission And the frequency of information transmission; according to the settings, collect and send in-transit information of the supervision object.
- step 506 may further include: analyzing a regulatory status of the regulatory object in transit, and dynamically adjusting the in-transit supervision mode according to the analysis result.
- the regulatory object is provided with a marker
- the method 500 may further include: collecting and processing information of the marker at the port as information of the regulatory object, and supervising the state of the marker in transit; and according to the logo Whether the information of the object is consistent before and after the transportation, and/or whether abnormal changes occur in the transportation according to the state of the marker, and whether the irregularity occurs on the way.
- the example covers three layers: the device layer, the port layer, and the center layer.
- the device layer refers to the on-the-road monitoring device, which is installed on the supervising vehicle or the container, and may include an information collecting module, a satellite navigation module and a communication module, and the information collecting module may acquire the in-transit information of the vehicle or the container.
- the satellite navigation module can obtain location information through satellite navigation systems, supporting GPS, Beidou and other satellite navigation systems.
- the communication module acts as a data carrier for the supervisory device to interact with the monitoring center by means of, for example, a short message, and performs vehicle location information, uploads of supervisory device information, and downloads commands of the monitoring center.
- the port level refers to the customs clearance subsystem of the port.
- the customs clearance subsystem of the port is the starting point and ending point of the in-transit supervision business.
- the supervised vehicles are guided and inspected by the port customs clearance subsystem to collect vehicle and cargo data.
- the port clearance system transmits relevant data to the port.
- the supervision center is used by other ports.
- the port clearance subsystem calls the risk management subsystem to judge whether the vehicle needs to be supervised in the way, and the supervision installation device is required to be sealed. When the supervision vehicle arrives at the destination port, it is inspected again by the port customs clearance subsystem, and the vehicle and cargo data are collected again, and compared with the data collected at the port of origin. If the vehicle proves to be illegal, it needs further inspection. . If the supervision device is consistently sealed and unsealed.
- the central layer refers to the central supervision subsystem.
- the central supervision subsystem is the storage center for port inspection and measurement data. During the vehicle supervision, the location, status, and alarm information sent by the supervisory device are received, and the position and trajectory of all vehicles are viewed. Send a command to the supervisory device.
- FIG. 6 shows a flow chart of one specific example of a customs in transit supervision method in accordance with an embodiment of the present disclosure.
- An example of the method includes the following steps:
- the vehicle loads the cargo container at the origin, and the electronic lock is physically locked;
- the vehicle arrives at the customs control bay of the origin, and the customs clearance subsystem controls the vehicle to be inspected according to a predefined process, and at the same time completes information collection, including radioactive material detection results, license plate recognition results, vehicle measurement results, vehicle weighing results, and X-rays. Scanning images, electronically locked data, etc.
- the port customs clearance subsystem invokes the risk management subsystem to perform risk level analysis on the supervised vehicles to determine whether the risk is high or low or whether it needs to be monitored on the way; if it is high risk or requires supervision, the vehicle needs to be monitored on the way, entering 608; if it is low Risk or credibility, the vehicle does not need to be monitored on the way, directly released, enter 610;
- the port customs clearance subsystem assigns a line to the vehicle, and seals the supervision device through the supervisory device reader, and enters 610;
- the supervising device on the supervised vehicle sends location information and lock information to the central supervision subsystem according to the set rules, and the central supervision subsystem can see the location and trajectory information and alarm information of all the vehicles;
- the central supervision subsystem can interact with the supervisory device to dynamically specify a sending rule of the supervisory device;
- the vehicle arrives at the destination customs supervision bayonet.
- the port clearance subsystem controls the supervised vehicle to be inspected according to the process, and at the same time completes the information collection, including the radioactive material detection result, the license plate recognition result, the vehicle measurement result, the vehicle weighing result, and the X-ray. Scanning images, electronically locked data, etc.
- the port customs clearance subsystem compares the information of the supervised vehicles, and compares the collected information with the information collected at the departure place. When the comparison information does not match, a hand inspection is required;
- the port customs clearance subsystem determines whether the vehicle is installed with the supervision device, if not installed, directly release, enter 624; if installed, enter 622;
- the port customs clearance subsystem is sealed and unsealed by the supervisory device reader, and enters 624;
- steps 602, 604, 606, 608, 610 can be adjusted, and the steps can also be combined or subdivided or omitted, which are all within the scope of the present disclosure.
- step 616 The order of 618, 620, 622, 624 can be adjusted, and the steps can also be combined or subdivided or omitted, also within the scope of the present disclosure.
- FIG. 7 shows a schematic block diagram of subsystems in a customs in transit supervision system in accordance with an exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure.
- the specific module configuration of the in-transit supervisory device is not shown in the figure, and those skilled in the art will appreciate that the in-transit supervisory device interacts with the corresponding module of the central supervisory subsystem.
- the interaction between the modules is not clearly shown. Based on the description of the present disclosure, those skilled in the art can understand the interaction relationship between the corresponding modules.
- the departure port customs clearance subsystem 20 includes: a traffic control module 20-1, a device integration module 20-2, a risk management module 20-3, a data transmission module 20-4, an in-transit supervision module 20-5, and a data ratio. Pair module 20-6;
- the destination port clearance subsystem 20' includes: a traffic control module 20'-1, a device integration module 20'-2, a risk management module 20'-3, a data transmission module 20'-4, and an in-transit supervision module 20'-5, Data comparison module 20'-6;
- the central supervision subsystem 30 includes: an electronic lock management module 30-1, a data acquisition module 30-2, a data transmission module 30-3, an in-transit supervision module 30-4, a port supervision module 30-5, and a risk management module 30-6. ;
- the risk management subsystem 40 includes a risk element definition module 40-1, a risk rule definition module 40-2, a trusted rule definition module 40-3, a random distribution definition module 40-4, and a risk execution module 40-5.
- the above subsystem modules of the in-transit supervision system are divided into four categories: basic preparation, starting point start, in-transit monitoring, and end point comparison.
- the basic preparation class module a module that can be configured before the system is used, including the risk element definition module 40-1, the risk rule definition module 40-2, the trusted rule definition module 40-3, and the random distribution definition in the risk management subsystem 40.
- Start-up class module modules that can be executed at the origin, including the port of origin
- FIG. 8 shows a schematic diagram of module interaction in the system start-up phase in the example embodiment of FIG.
- the traffic control module 20-1 of the customs clearance subsystem 20 of the departure port controls the vehicle to perform inspection according to the process
- the device integration module 20-2 collects (8-1) the detection results of each inspection and detection device, and provides (8-2) ) to the risk management module 20-3.
- the risk management module 20-3 interacts with the risk execution module 40-5 of the risk management subsystem 40 via the risk management module 30-6 of the (8-3) central supervision subsystem 30 (8-4, 8-5), Obtaining the risk judgment result, and providing (8-6) to the in-transit supervision module 20-4, the on-going supervision module 20-4 specifies the line, the longest stay time, the frequency of the information transmitted by the supervisory device, etc., and provides (8-7) to The data transmission module 20-5, the data transmission module 20-5 interacts with the data transmission module 30-5 of the central supervision subsystem (8-8, 8-9), transmits inspection, detection information, regulatory settings, and the like.
- the in-transit supervision module a module that is executed during transportation before the vehicle leaves the origin to arrive at the destination, including the corresponding modules in the in-transit supervision device 10 and the central supervision subsystem 30.
- the data collection module 30-2 in the central supervision subsystem 30 accepts the location information, status information, and the like sent from the in-transit supervision device 10, and the in-transit supervision module 30-4 of the central supervision subsystem 30 tracks the location information of the supervised vehicle, and the route. Information and alarm conditions.
- Endpoint comparison class module A module executed at the destination, including the corresponding modules in the destination port clearance subsystem 20', the risk management subsystem 40, and the central supervision subsystem 30. These modules and their operation are described in conjunction with FIG. Figure 8 shows a schematic diagram of system end-point comparison phase module interaction in the example embodiment of Figure 7.
- the traffic control module 20'-1 of the destination port clearance subsystem 20' controls the vehicle to perform inspection and detection according to the flow.
- the device integration module 20'-2 collects (9-1) the detection results of the respective inspection and detection devices, and provides (9-2) to the data transmission module 20'-5.
- the data transmission module 20'-5 interacts with the data transmission module 30-5 of the central supervision subsystem 30 (9-3, 9-4), and receives inspection and detection information collected by the supervisory vehicle at the origin, and provides (9- 5) Give the data comparison module 20'-6.
- the data comparison module 20'-6 compares the information collected by the destination with the information collected at the departure to determine whether there is an illegal act.
- FIG. 10 illustrates an example flow diagram of transit transit supervision applicable to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
- the various steps and sequence of steps in the figures are exemplary and many other variations are contemplated by those skilled in the art and are within the scope of the present disclosure.
- the technical contents well known to those skilled in the art are omitted or simply described to avoid obscuring the present disclosure.
- Figure 10 is an example of Customs transit transit supervision to illustrate the application of the Customs in-transit supervision system and method of the present disclosure.
- the example process may include: the customs at the departure place acquires the information of the vehicle and the goods loaded in the vehicle, and invokes the risk level judgment according to the attribute information of the vehicle and the goods, and the risk level judgment result needs to be supervised.
- the supervision is more powerful, the vehicle seal supervision device or correspondingly configure the supervision device, the supervision device sends the position, status, alarm and other information to the supervision center during the transportation of the vehicle, and the supervision center obtains the position and route of all the supervised vehicles.
- Alarm information and adjustment or control of the operation of the supervisory unit After the vehicle arrives at the destination customs, it will again obtain the vehicle and cargo information and compare it with the information obtained by the customs at the place of departure to determine whether there is any illegal act. A more specific step flow is given below.
- the vehicle arrives at the entry and exit port, and the license plate recognition module performs the license plate number identification;
- the port traffic control module determines whether there is a vehicle being scanned in the current site if it is present, if not, then controls the traffic light to turn green and lifts the gear lever;
- RM Radiation protection inspection
- the measuring module measures the length, width and height of the vehicle
- the weighing module calculates the weight of the vehicle
- the vehicle scanning module performs an X-ray scanning outlay
- the drawing inspection module has the following conclusions
- the comparison station binds the lock and the vehicle and the box number
- the comparison station sets a vehicle driving route, a customs clearance (boundary) port or an alarm zone;
- the traffic control module controls the light emitting diode (LED) to display the release conclusion;
- the inspection station prints the inspection certificate
- the traffic control module controls the exit gear to lift and the vehicle is released;
- the supervision center receives the inspection data of the customs clearance (or transit entry) at the port;
- the supervision center receives the vehicle location information and the lock state information, and if an off-line occurs or the lock is illegally opened, an alarm will be generated;
- the regulatory center receives checkpoint data
- the vehicle arrives at the exit (land) port, and the license plate recognition module performs the license plate number identification;
- the port traffic control module based on judging whether there is a vehicle being scanned in the current site, if there is, then waiting, if not, controlling the traffic light to turn green and lifting the gear lever;
- RM Radiation protection inspection
- Radio frequency identification electronically deblocking the lock
- the measuring module measures the length, width and height of the vehicle
- the weighing module calculates the weight of the vehicle
- the vehicle scanning module performs an X-ray scanning outlay
- step 129 and step 130 After step 129 and step 130 are completed, performing data comparison between the entry (inspection) port inspection data and the customs (land) port inspection data, including comparison analysis of the scanned images;
- the traffic control module controls the LED display release conclusion
- the inspection station prints the inspection certificate
- the traffic control module controls the exit gear to lift and the vehicle is released;
- the supervision center receives the inspection data of the customs clearance (or transit and exit) at the port; and binds the inspection data of the two ports at the transit (transit).
- Customs in-transit supervision systems and methods in accordance with the present disclosure have a number of advantages.
- the Customs has blindness to the supervision of vehicles in transit. There is no theoretical and systematic guidance on whether or not the vehicles are supervised. The supervision is very random and the supervision effect is poor. The means of supervision in the way is only a judgment. Whether the route deviates from the planned route, whether it is stranded, whether it is illegal to switch the lock, this way of behavior monitoring on the way can not fully guarantee the safety of the goods under supervision. In the current large number of smuggling crimes, it is found that the electronic lock is bypassed. The way; most of the navigation systems use GPS, which hinders the promotion of the system for users with security considerations.
- the risk management concept is introduced, the supervision concept and methodology are improved, the risk guidance is used in the way, the supervision is targeted, and the target is targeted, which can greatly alleviate the situation of regulatory resources shortage;
- the definition of in-transit supervision is regulated by the illegal behavior on the way, and it expands to include the difference between the two points, that is, the two points control, extending and perfecting the traditional in-transit supervision definition.
- the combination of dynamic and static supervision makes the theory of in-transit supervision more comprehensive. ,perfect.
- aspects of the embodiments disclosed herein may be implemented in an integrated circuit as a whole or in part, as one or more of one or more computers running on one or more computers.
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- One or more programs running on one or more microprocessors, implemented as firmware, or substantially in any combination of the above, and those skilled in the art will be provided with design circuitry and/or writes in accordance with the present disclosure.
- Software and/or firmware code capabilities are examples of firmware code capabilities.
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- 一种海关在途监管系统,包括:口岸通关子系统,在口岸处采集和处理监管对象的信息;风险管理子系统,根据监管对象的风险级别,确定针对所述监管对象的在途监管方式;在途监管装置,按照在途监管方式,在运输途中监管所述监管对象;以及中心监管子系统,与口岸通关子系统、风险管理子系统和在途监管装置进行信息交互,并发送用于控制口岸通关子系统、风险管理子系统和在途监管装置的指令。
- 根据权利要求1所述的海关在途监管系统,其中口岸通关子系统包括:起运地采集模块,在起运口岸处采集监管对象的运输前信息,目的地采集模块,在目的地口岸处采集监管对象的运输后信息,以及比对模块,比对运输前信息和运输后信息,并获得如下比对结果:如果运输前信息和运输后信息一致,则途中未出现违规行为,如果运输前信息和运输后信息不一致,则途中出现违规行为。
- 根据权利要求1所述的海关在途监管系统,其中,为每个口岸提供相应的口岸通关子系统,风险管理子系统与中心监管子系统部署在总部,每个口岸通关子系统经由中心监管子系统与风险管理子系统进行信息交互;或者为每个口岸提供相应的口岸通关子系统和风险管理子系统,两个子系统直接进行信息交互;或者为每个口岸提供相应的口岸通关子系统,风险管理子系统与中心监管子系统部署在总部,每个口岸通关子系统与风险管理子系统直接进行信息交互。
- 根据权利要求3所述的海关在途监管系统,其中,风险管理子系统包括:元素定义模块,定义监管对象的哪些信息用作风险分析的元素;规则定义模块,定义风险分析的规则;随机布控定义模块,使用随机算法对监管对象的信息进行随机取样;以及风险执行模块,根据定义的元素、规则以及取样得到的监管对象的信息,分析所述监管对象的风险级别,并根据风险级别确定针对所述监管对象的监管方式。
- 根据权利要求1所述的海关在途监管系统,其中风险管理子系统向中心监管子系统发送所确定的针对所述监管对象的在途监管方式,中心监管子系统根据所述在途监管方式,指定在途监管装置的操作模式。
- 根据权利要求5所述的海关在途监管系统,其中在途监管装置包括:在途采集模块,采集监管对象的在途信息;在途通信模块,向中心监管子系统发送采集的在途信息,并从中心监管子系统接收用于指定操作模式的指令;以及在途控制模块,根据接收的所述指令,设定在途监管装置的操作模式。
- 根据权利要求6所述的海关在途监管系统,其中,操作模式定义了如下中至少一种:信息类别、信息采集的频率、信息发送的方式和信息发送的频率;在途采集模块按照设定的操作模式,采集位置信息、关锁信息、状态信息和报警信息中的至少一个,以及在途通信模块按照设定的操作模式,向中心监管子系统发送采集的在途信息。
- 根据权利要求6所述的海关在途监管系统,其中,中心监管子系统分析来自在途监管装置的监管对象在途信息,并通过与在途监管装置的信息交互,根据分析结果动态调整在途监管装置的操作模式。
- 根据权利要求1所述的海关在途监管系统,其中监管对象上设置有标志物,口岸通关子系统采集和处理标志物的信息,并且在途监管装置监管标志物的状态。
- 根据权利要求9所述的海关在途监管系统,其中,将标志物的信息和/或状态作为附加的监管对象信息,进一步根据标志物的信息在运输前后是否一致,以及/或者根据标志物的状态在运输途中是否发生异常变化,判断途中是否出现违规行为。
- 一种海关在途监管方法,包括:在起运口岸处采集监管对象的运输前信息;根据采集的信息分析监管对象的风险级别,并确定针对所述监管对象的在途监管方式;按照确定的在途监管方式,在运输途中监管所述监管对象;在目的地口岸处采集监管对象的运输后信息,比对运输前信息和运输后信息;以及根据运输途中监管状况和比对结果,确定途中是否出现违规行为。
- 根据权利要求11所述的海关在途监管方法,其中比对结果包括:如果运输前信息和运输后信息一致,则途中未出现违规行为,如果运输前信息和运输后信息不一致,则途中出现违规行为。
- 根据权利要求11所述的海关在途监管方法,其中运输途中监管状况基于监控对象的位置信息、关锁信息、状态信息和报警信息中的至少一个。
- 根据权利要求11所述的海关在途监管方法,其中在分析监管对象的风险级别之前,还包括:定义监管对象的哪些信息用作风险分析的元素;定义风险分析的规则;以及使用随机算法对监管对象的信息进行随机取样;其中,所述分析监管对象的风险级别包括:根据定义的元素、规则以及取样得到的监管对象的信息,分析所述监管对象的风险级别。
- 根据权利要求11所述的海关在途监管方法,其中所述按照确定的在途监管方式,在运输途中监管所述监管对象包括:接收用于指定在途监管方式的指令;根据接收的所述指令,设定如下中至少一种:信息类别、信息采集的频率、信息发送的方式和信息发送的频率;按照设定,采集和发送监管对象的在途信息。
- 根据权利要求15所述的海关在途监管方法,其中所述按照确定的在途监管方式,在运输途中监管所述监管对象还包括:分析监管对象的运输途中监管状况,并根据分析结果动态调整在途监管方式。
- 根据权利要求11所述的海关在途监管方法,其中监管对象上设置有标志物,所述方法还包括:在口岸处采集和处理标志物的信息,并且在运输途中监管标志物的状态;以及将标志物的信息和/或状态作为附加的监管对象信息,进一步根据标志物的信息在运输前后是否一致,以及/或者根据标志物的状态在运输途中是否发生异常变化,判断途中是否出现违规行为。
- 一种口岸通关系统,包括:起运地采集模块,在起运口岸处采集监管对象的运输前信息,目的地采集模块,在目的地口岸处采集监管对象的运输后信息,以及比对模块,比对运输前信息和运输后信息,并获得如下比对结果:如果运输前信息和运输后信息一致,则途中未出现违规行为,如果运输前信息和运输后信息不一致,则途中出现违规行为。
- 根据权利要求18所述的口岸通关系统,其中,如果运输前信息和运输后信息之间的差异大于预定阈值,则判断两者不一致;如果运输前信息和运输后信息之间的差异不大于预定阈值,则判断两者一致。
- 根据权利要求18的口岸通过系统,其中,监管对象上设置有标志物,起运地采集模块和目的地采集模块分别采集标志物的信息,作为监管对象信息,比对模块比对标志物的运输前后信息,并获得比对结果。
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