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- the present disclosure relates to the technical field of computer vision, and in particular, to a scene monitoring method, apparatus, electronic device, storage medium and program.
- embodiments of the present disclosure provide at least a scene monitoring method, apparatus, electronic device, storage medium, and program.
- An embodiment of the present disclosure provides a scene monitoring method, the method is executed by an electronic device, and the method includes:
- the monitoring event occurs in the monitoring area corresponding to the at least one monitoring point, obtain the monitoring data of the number of people matching the monitoring event within a preset time period;
- the people flow status data of the at least one monitoring device is determined. In this way, by obtaining the monitoring video collected by the monitoring equipment, when a monitoring event is detected in the monitoring area corresponding to at least one monitoring point based on the collected monitoring video, the monitoring data of the number of people matching the monitoring time within a preset time period is obtained, and Based on the number of people monitoring data matching the monitoring event within a preset time period, the crowd flow status data of at least one monitoring device is determined, and the determined crowd flow status data is used to characterize the status of the monitoring event, so as to monitor the monitoring video.
- the method further includes: generating crowd flow state alarm information when the crowd flow state data satisfies an alarm condition.
- crowd flow state alarm information is generated, and based on the generated crowd flow state alarm information, the target monitoring area can be regulated, reducing the occurrence rate of safety accidents and improving the safety of crowd flow in the target monitoring area. sex.
- determining whether a monitoring event occurs in the monitoring area corresponding to the at least one monitoring point based on the monitoring video includes: based on the monitoring video The monitoring video determines whether there is a target object that crosses the target position matching the pre-drawn entry and exit boundary in the monitoring area corresponding to the at least one monitoring point; if the target object exists, determine the at least one monitoring point The cross-line event occurs in the monitoring area corresponding to the bit.
- acquiring the monitoring data of the number of people matching the monitoring event within a preset time period includes: acquiring different numbers within the preset time period The number of people entering and exiting at the collection time point; wherein, the number of people entering the flow refers to the number of people who cross the pre-drawn entry and exit boundaries along the pre-drawn entry direction at the different collection time points; the number of exiting people is Refers to the number of people who cross the pre-drawn entry-exit boundary along the pre-drawn exit direction at the different collection time points.
- the monitoring event is a cross-line event
- the number of incoming and outgoing human flows at different collection time points within a preset time period can be obtained, which provides data support for subsequent determination of the human flow status data corresponding to the cross-line event.
- determining the crowd flow status data of the at least one monitoring device based on the number of people monitoring data includes: Describe the number of people flow, and determine the total number of people entering and exiting within the preset time period in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point; and generating the number of people flow when the state data of people flow satisfies the alarm condition.
- Crowd flow state alarm information including: generating the crowd flow state alarm information when one of the following conditions is met: the total number of people entering the flow is greater than the set first crowd flow threshold, and the total number of people leaving the flow is greater than the set first crowd flow threshold Two crowd flow thresholds; the total number of incoming crowds is greater than the first crowd flow threshold, or the total outgoing crowd flow quantity is greater than the second crowd flow threshold.
- the total number of inflows and the total number of inflows in the preset time period in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point is determined. The number of outflows.
- the total number of people entering the preset time period is greater than the set first threshold
- the total number of people leaving the preset time period is greater than at least one of the set second threshold
- generate a traffic state alarm message which can realize the early warning of the number of people entering and leaving the surveillance video, so as to facilitate the flow of people based on the generated warning information of the flow of people, and reduce the safety caused by the large number of people entering or leaving in a short time. accident rate.
- determining the crowd flow status data of the at least one monitoring device based on the number of people monitoring data includes: The number of people flow is described, and the speed of people entering and leaving the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point is determined. In this way, the inflow and outflow speeds in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point can be determined based on the number of inflows and outflows at different collection time points within a preset time period, so as to realize the difference between the inflow and outflow speeds. Monitor and reduce the incidence of safety accidents caused by high inflow speed or high outflow speed.
- determining the people flow state data of the at least one monitoring device based on the number of people monitoring data includes: for each monitoring point position, based on the number of people entering the flow and the number of people leaving The historical number of people in the target monitoring area within a preset time period, and the total number of incoming and outgoing people in the preset time period corresponding to each of the monitoring points respectively, to determine the personnel in the target monitoring area Net stock; when the people flow status data satisfies the alarm condition, generating the people flow status warning information includes: in the case that the people net stock is greater than a set net stock threshold, generating the people flow status warning information.
- the generation of people flow status alarm information can realize the early warning of the net stock of people in the target monitoring area, so that when the net stock of people is large, people can be dredged based on the generated people flow status warning information, and the safety caused by the large number of people in the target monitoring area can be reduced. accident rate.
- the monitoring event when the monitoring event is an over-density event, determining, based on the monitoring video, whether a monitoring event occurs in the monitoring area corresponding to the at least one monitoring point, including: based on the monitoring video Monitoring video, determining whether the number of target objects in the monitoring area corresponding to the at least one monitoring point exceeds the over-density threshold; in the case that the number of the target objects exceeds the over-density threshold, determining the at least one monitoring point An over-density event occurred in the monitoring area corresponding to the point.
- acquiring the monitoring data of the number of people matching the monitoring event within a preset time period includes: counting different numbers within the preset time period The number of the target objects at the collection time point. In this way, when the monitoring event is an over-density event, the number of the target objects at different collection time points within a preset time period can be counted, which can provide data support for subsequent determination of the crowd flow state data corresponding to the over-density event.
- determining the people flow state data of the at least one monitoring device based on the number of people monitoring data includes: based on the number of the target objects , determining the average number of people in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point within the preset time period; and generating the warning information of the people flow state when the people flow state data satisfies the alarm condition, including: in the average When the number of people is greater than the set first threshold of the number of people, the alarm information about the flow of people is generated.
- the average number of people in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point within the preset time period is determined based on the number of target objects at different collection time points within the preset time period;
- the alarm information of the flow of people is generated, which can realize the monitoring of the average number of people in the detection area of the monitoring video, so that based on the generated
- the crowd flow status alarm information diverts the flow of people in the detection area and reduces the occurrence rate of safety accidents caused when the people in the detection area are crowded.
- determining the people flow state data of the at least one monitoring device based on the number of people monitoring data includes: for each monitoring point position, based on the number of the target objects, determine the average number of people in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point within the preset time period; based on the average number of people, determine the total real-time number of people in the target monitoring area;
- generating the people flow state alarm information includes: when the total real-time number of people is greater than a set second number of people threshold, generating the people flow state alarm information.
- the total real-time number of people in the target monitoring area can be determined based on the average number of people corresponding to a plurality of the monitoring points respectively; And when it is determined that the total real-time number of people in the target monitoring area is greater than the set second threshold of the number of people, the alarm information of the flow of people is generated, which can realize the early warning of the total real-time number of people in the target monitoring area, so that when the total real-time number of people is large, Based on the generated human flow status alarm information, the personnel in the target monitoring area are diverted, and the occurrence rate of security accidents caused by a large number of real-time people in the target monitoring area is reduced.
- the method further includes: averaging the crowd flow state data at the same collection time point in recent multiple historical dates to obtain predicted crowd flow state data corresponding to each collection time point; based on the prediction
- the crowd flow state data constitutes prediction data of the crowd flow state data in the future; wherein the prediction data is used to generate a crowd flow diversion plan.
- a crowd flow diversion plan can be generated based on the forecast data of the crowd flow state data in the future.
- the embodiment of the present disclosure also provides a scene monitoring device, including:
- a first acquisition module configured to acquire monitoring video collected by monitoring equipment set at at least one monitoring point
- a detection module configured to determine whether a monitoring event occurs in the monitoring area corresponding to the at least one monitoring point based on the monitoring video
- a second acquisition module configured to acquire the monitoring data of the number of people matching the monitoring event within a preset time period when the monitoring event occurs in the monitoring area corresponding to the at least one monitoring point;
- a determination module configured to determine the flow state data of the at least one monitoring device based on the number of people monitoring data.
- the scene monitoring apparatus after determining the crowd flow state data of the at least one monitoring device, the scene monitoring apparatus further includes: an alarm module, configured to: when the crowd flow state data satisfies an alarm condition, Generates crowd flow status alarm information.
- the detection module when the monitoring event is a cross-line event, is configured to determine, based on the monitoring video, whether there is a cross-connection in the monitoring area corresponding to the at least one monitoring point, based on the monitoring video.
- the pre-drawn target object at the target position matched with the entry and exit boundary; in the case of the existence of the target object, it is determined that the cross-line event occurs in the monitoring area corresponding to the at least one monitoring point.
- the second acquisition module is configured to acquire the number of incoming and outgoing traffic at different collection time points within the preset time period;
- the number of people entering and exiting refers to the number of people who cross the pre-drawn entry-exit boundary along the pre-drawn entry direction at the different collection time points; The number of people whose exit direction crosses the pre-drawn entry and exit boundaries.
- the determining module is configured to determine, based on the number of inflows and the number of outflows, in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point The total number of people entering and exiting within the preset time period;
- an alarm module configured to generate the crowd flow state alarm information when one of the following conditions is met: the total number of people entering the crowd is greater than the set first crowd flow threshold, and the total number of people leaving the crowd is greater than the set second crowd flow Threshold; the total number of people entering is greater than the first threshold, or the total number of people leaving is greater than the second threshold.
- the determining module is configured to determine, based on the number of inflows and the number of outflows, in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point The speed of inflow and outflow of people.
- the determining module is configured to, for each monitoring point, determine based on the number of inflows and the number of outflows The total number of people entering and leaving the preset time period in the monitoring area corresponding to each of the monitoring points; based on the historical number of people in the target monitoring area within the preset time period, and each The total number of incoming and outgoing people in the preset time period corresponding to the monitoring points respectively, to determine the net stock of personnel in the target monitoring area;
- the alarm module is configured to generate the alarm information of the people flow state when the net personnel stock is greater than the set net stock threshold.
- the detection module when the monitoring event is an over-density event, is configured to, based on the monitoring video, determine the number of target objects in the monitoring area corresponding to the at least one monitoring point Whether the number exceeds the over-density threshold; in the case that the number of the target objects exceeds the over-density threshold, it is determined that an over-density event occurs in the monitoring area corresponding to the at least one monitoring point.
- the second acquisition module is configured to count the number of the target objects at different acquisition time points within the preset time period.
- the determining module is configured to, based on the number of the target objects, determine that the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point is within the preset the average number of people in the time period;
- An alarm module configured to generate the alarm information of the crowd flow state when the average number of people is greater than the set first threshold of the number of people.
- a determining module is configured to, for each monitoring point, determine the monitoring point based on the number of the target objects The average number of people in the corresponding monitoring area within the preset time period; based on the average number of people, determine the total real-time number of people in the target monitoring area;
- the alarm module is configured to generate the alarm information of the crowd flow state when the total real-time number of people is greater than the set second threshold of the number of people.
- the scene detection device further includes: an early warning module, configured to average the crowd flow status data at the same collection time point in recent multiple historical dates to obtain the predicted crowd flow corresponding to each collection time point state data; based on the predicted crowd flow state data, the prediction data of the crowd flow state data in the future date is formed; wherein, the predicted data is used to generate a crowd flow diversion plan.
- an early warning module configured to average the crowd flow status data at the same collection time point in recent multiple historical dates to obtain the predicted crowd flow corresponding to each collection time point state data; based on the predicted crowd flow state data, the prediction data of the crowd flow state data in the future date is formed; wherein, the predicted data is used to generate a crowd flow diversion plan.
- Embodiments of the present disclosure further provide an electronic device, including: a processor, a memory, and a bus, where the memory stores machine-readable instructions executable by the processor, and when the electronic device runs, the processor communicates with The memories communicate with each other through a bus, and when the machine-readable instructions are executed by the processor, the scene monitoring method according to any one of the foregoing embodiments is executed.
- Embodiments of the present disclosure further provide a computer-readable storage medium, where a computer program is stored on the computer-readable storage medium, and when the computer program is run by a processor, the scene monitoring method described in any of the foregoing embodiments is executed.
- Embodiments of the present disclosure further provide a computer program, where the computer program includes computer-readable codes, and when the computer-readable codes are executed in an electronic device, the processor of the electronic device executes any of the foregoing implementations The scene monitoring method described in the example.
- the embodiments of the present disclosure provide at least one scene monitoring method, device, electronic device, storage medium, and program.
- acquiring the monitoring video collected by the monitoring equipment based on the collected monitoring video, it is detected that at least one monitoring point occurs in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point.
- obtain the number of people monitoring data that matches the monitoring time within a preset time period and based on the number of people monitoring data, determine the crowd flow status data of at least one monitoring device, and use the determined crowd flow status data to characterize the status of the monitoring event to achieve monitoring.
- Video surveillance By acquiring the monitoring video collected by the monitoring equipment, based on the collected monitoring video, it is detected that at least one monitoring point occurs in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic flowchart of a scene monitoring method provided by an embodiment of the present disclosure
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic diagram of a system architecture to which the scene monitoring method according to the embodiment of the present disclosure can be applied;
- Fig. 3A shows a kind of interface schematic diagram showing the interface schematic diagram of the video screen screenshot drawn with monitoring identification provided by the embodiment of the present disclosure
- 3B is a schematic interface diagram showing another interface schematic diagram of a video screen screenshot drawn with a monitoring logo provided by an embodiment of the present disclosure
- 3C shows a schematic interface diagram of early warning information corresponding to human flow data shown in an embodiment of the present disclosure
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic diagram of an interface for displaying detailed information of a crowd flow state alarm provided by an embodiment of the present disclosure
- 5A shows a schematic diagram of an interface for displaying detailed information of a crowd flow state alarm provided by an embodiment of the present disclosure
- FIG. 5B is a schematic diagram of another interface for displaying detailed information of a crowd flow state alarm provided by an embodiment of the present disclosure
- FIG. 5C shows a schematic diagram of an interface for displaying alarm details provided by an embodiment of the present disclosure
- FIG. 6 shows a schematic diagram of an interface for displaying detailed information of a crowd flow state alarm provided by an embodiment of the present disclosure
- FIG. 7A shows a schematic diagram of an interface for displaying detailed information of a crowd flow state alarm provided by an embodiment of the present disclosure
- FIG. 7B shows a schematic diagram of an interface for displaying alarm details provided by an embodiment of the present disclosure
- FIG. 8A shows a schematic interface diagram of changes in the real-time total number of people and the total stock of people flow over time provided by an embodiment of the present disclosure
- FIG. 8B shows a schematic diagram of an interface for predicting human flow data in a future time period provided by an embodiment of the present disclosure
- FIG. 9 shows a schematic structural diagram of a scene monitoring apparatus 900 provided by an embodiment of the present disclosure.
- FIG. 10 shows a schematic structural diagram of an electronic device 1900 provided by an embodiment of the present disclosure.
- Crowd analysis has important applications in many fields of life. It can timely analyze the real-time number of people in the area, reduce major events such as stampede, and ensure people's safety. It can also be used in business scenarios to help merchants analyze customer behavior.
- the existing crowd analysis-related applications are more concerned with estimating the number of people in the video area or performing early warning of regional intrusions.
- This mechanism can only be viewed and processed for real-time situations, and cannot be predicted to prevent security problems, nor can it be Perform data analysis to summarize the flow patterns.
- the embodiments of the present disclosure provide a scene monitoring method, apparatus, electronic device, storage medium and program.
- the execution subject of the scene monitoring method provided by the embodiment of the present disclosure is generally a computer device with a certain computing capability. , mobile devices, user terminals, terminals, cellular phones, cordless phones, Personal Digital Assistant (PDA), handheld devices, computing devices, in-vehicle devices, wearable devices, etc.
- the scene monitoring method may be implemented by a processor invoking computer-readable instructions stored in a memory.
- the method includes S101 to S104, and specifically includes:
- S101 acquiring surveillance video collected by a surveillance device set at at least one surveillance point.
- S102 based on the monitoring video, determine whether a monitoring event occurs in a monitoring area corresponding to at least one monitoring point.
- the monitoring data of the number of people matching the monitoring time within a preset time period is obtained.
- determine the crowd flow status data of at least one monitoring device and use the determined crowd flow status data to represent the status of the monitoring event to monitor the surveillance video.
- the crowd flow status data can be the total number of people entering the flow. When the number of people entering the flow is large, the occurrence of monitoring events is more frequent.
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic diagram of a system architecture to which a scene monitoring method according to an embodiment of the present disclosure can be applied; as shown in FIG.
- the monitoring video acquisition terminal 201 and the scene monitoring terminal 203 establish a communication connection through the network 202
- the monitoring video acquisition terminal 201 reports the monitoring video to the scene monitoring terminal 203 through the network 202
- the scene monitoring terminal 203 responds to the monitoring video.
- determine whether a monitoring event occurs in the monitoring area corresponding to at least one monitoring point based on the monitoring video and in the case where a monitoring event occurs in the monitoring area corresponding to at least one monitoring point, obtain the number of people who match the monitoring event within a preset time period.
- the scene monitoring terminal 203 uploads the people flow state data of the monitoring video to the network 202 , and sends the data to the monitoring video obtaining terminal 201 through the network 202 .
- the surveillance video acquisition terminal 201 may include a video capture device, and the scene monitoring terminal 203 may include a visual processing device or a remote server with visual information processing capability.
- Network 202 may employ wired or wireless connections.
- the monitoring video acquisition terminal 201 can communicate with the visual processing device through a wired connection, such as data communication through a bus; when the scene monitoring terminal 203 is a remote server, the monitoring video The acquisition terminal 201 can perform data interaction with a remote server through a wireless network.
- the surveillance video acquisition terminal 201 may be a vision processing device with a video acquisition module, and is specifically implemented as a host with a camera.
- the scene monitoring method of the embodiment of the present disclosure may be executed by the monitoring video acquisition terminal 201 , and the above-mentioned system architecture may not include the network 202 and the scene monitoring terminal 203 .
- the method can be used to detect a target monitoring area, and the target monitoring area can be any area in a real scene, for example, the target monitoring area can be shopping malls, beaches, parks, and subway stations Wait.
- multiple monitoring points may be set at the target monitoring area, and a monitoring device may be installed at each monitoring point, so that the monitoring device can monitor the corresponding monitoring area and monitor the target monitoring area.
- the setting of monitoring points can be determined according to actual needs. For example, when the target monitoring area is a shopping mall, one monitoring point can be set at each door of the shopping mall, and one monitoring point can be set at at least one of each elevator entrance. point etc.
- the monitoring device may be a device such as a monitoring camera.
- the monitoring video in the corresponding monitoring area can be collected by the monitoring device, so that the monitoring video collected by each monitoring device can be obtained, that is, the monitoring equipment set at at least one monitoring point can be obtained. surveillance video.
- the monitoring event can include at least one of an over-density event and a cross-line event; an over-density event means that the density of people in the area is greater than the set value, that is, the density of people in the area is relatively large; cross-line means that there are pedestrians crossing the area in the area. set baseline.
- a reference line can be set on the platform at a preset distance (for example, 1 meter) from the subway to monitor Whether someone crossed the baseline (that is, whether someone crossed the baseline into or out of the subway), and if so, a crossing event occurred.
- a target monitoring area can be set on the beach, and when the number of people in the target monitoring area is greater than the set number of people, it is determined that an over-density event has occurred.
- a function button may also be set for each monitoring video, and by triggering the function button, it is determined to monitor the monitoring event in the monitoring area of the monitoring point.
- the first function button corresponding to the cross-line event can be set (monitoring the cross-line event for a single surveillance video). After the first function button corresponding to the monitoring video A is triggered, it is determined to perform the cross-line event on the monitoring video A.
- the second function button corresponding to the cross-line event can also be set (to monitor the cross-line event for the monitoring video group), and the second function corresponding to the monitoring video group A formed by monitoring video A, monitoring video B, etc. After the button is triggered, it is determined to monitor the cross-line event of the monitoring video group A.
- a third function button corresponding to the over-confidence event may also be set (monitoring of the over-encryption event for a single surveillance video), after the third function button corresponding to the surveillance video A is triggered, it is determined that Monitor surveillance video A for over-confidence events; alternatively, you can also set a fourth function button corresponding to over-dense events (monitoring over-dense events for surveillance video groups), and monitor the surveillance video A, surveillance video B, etc. After the fourth function button corresponding to the video group A is triggered, it is determined that the monitoring video group A is monitored for an over-densification event.
- a monitoring identification corresponding to the monitoring video may be drawn.
- the monitoring mark may be a pre-drawn entry and exit boundary, inbound and outbound directions; for over-density events, the monitoring mark may be any pre-drawn polygon, or, for over-density events, no corresponding monitoring identification.
- the monitoring identifiers corresponding to different surveillance videos are different, that is, for each surveillance video, a corresponding monitoring identifier can be drawn for the surveillance video (at least one of the monitoring identifier corresponding to the cross-line event and the monitoring identifier corresponding to the over-density event).
- a frame of video screenshot can be collected from the surveillance video, and the video screenshot can be displayed, so that the user can draw a monitoring logo on the video screenshot according to actual needs.
- the position information of the monitoring mark in the video screen shot in the video screen shot can be determined by acquiring the video screen shot that is pre-drawn with the monitoring mark, wherein the position information can be that the monitoring mark is in the pixel coordinate system corresponding to the video screen shot.
- the set of coordinates for example, can be the position information of the entry and exit boundaries, etc.
- the target location information matching the monitoring identification can be determined in the video picture of the monitoring video.
- the location information of the monitoring logo in the screenshot of the video screen may be the target location information of the monitoring logo in the video screen of the monitoring video. Furthermore, it can be determined whether a monitoring event occurs in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point based on the monitoring video collected for the monitoring device and the determined target location information.
- the monitoring identification when the monitoring identification includes a monitoring identification corresponding to a cross-line event, see FIG. 3A , a schematic interface diagram showing a screenshot of a video screen drawn with a monitoring identification.
- the monitoring mark 31 includes a drawn entry and exit boundary line and an arrow mark indicating the entry and exit direction.
- an entry threshold that is, the first threshold
- an exit threshold that is, the second threshold
- At least one of the surveillance videos is monitored.
- 3A also includes prompt information set on the line crossing event located above the screenshot of the video screen, so that the user can draw a monitoring mark according to the displayed prompt information set on the line crossing event.
- the monitoring identification when the monitoring identification includes a monitoring identification corresponding to an over-density event, refer to another interface schematic diagram shown in FIG. 3B in which a screenshot of a video screen with a monitoring identification is drawn.
- the monitoring mark 32 includes a polygon indicating a detection area, wherein the number of the detection area may be multiple.
- you can also set the number of people for early warning by grades on the displayed interface, that is, the number of early warning people corresponding to general risks, the number of early warning people corresponding to major risks, and the number of early warning people corresponding to major risks.
- Surveillance video for monitoring This FIG.
- 3B also includes prompt information set on the overcrowding event located above the screenshot of the video screen, so that the user can draw a monitoring mark indicating the detection area according to the displayed prompt information set on the line crossing event.
- the drawn monitoring logo can be stored in the multiplexing area, so that when the monitoring logo is determined next time, the function button of the multiplexing area can be directly triggered to realize the reuse of the monitoring logo.
- the function button of human body annotation in FIG. 3B is used to display the setting information of human body annotation.
- the size of the human body in the surveillance video screen is related to the height and angle of the monitoring equipment, and the distance between the same human body and the monitoring equipment is different, the size of the area in the monitoring video screen is different, that is, when the distance from the monitoring equipment is relatively close.
- the area of the human body is large, so human body labeling is the basic setting for cross-line events and over-density events.
- the area and location of each pedestrian's body frame may be estimated from the body frames of a plurality of pedestrians marked at different depth positions. It is convenient for algorithms (for example, image recognition algorithms for human body recognition) to use human body annotation results to identify different monitoring devices in different situations and improve the recognition accuracy. The more human body frames, the higher the accuracy.
- the number of marked pedestrian frames can be set as required, for example, the number of marked pedestrian frames can be set to range from 3 to 10.
- the area of the human body frame of multiple pedestrians and the depth information of each pedestrian can be used to detect the real-time number of people included in the detection area of the video frame per second in the surveillance video.
- the predicted area of the drawn area in the real scene can be calculated based on the human body samples marked in the human body annotation, and the predicted area of the drawn area in the real scene can be calculated and displayed in the "area area estimation" at the bottom of Figure 3B. ”, the predicted area is displayed, and the density of people in the detection area can be calculated in the subsequent alarms of over-density of points and over-density of video groups, etc.
- the FIG. 3B also includes a “correct area” function button, after triggering the “correct area” function button, the predicted area displayed at the area area estimate can be corrected.
- FIG. 3C when the monitoring identification of the video screen includes both the over-density event and the monitoring identification corresponding to the cross-line time, see FIG. 3C for an early warning corresponding to the flow of people data shown in the embodiment of the disclosure.
- Figure 3C includes the warning level and the number of people corresponding to the overcrowded event and the cross-line event, respectively.
- Figure 3C also includes two buttons to activate the valid time of the overcrowded event and the cross-line event on the video screen, namely "long-term valid" and "custom", so that the user can flexibly set relevant monitoring parameters and time information.
- determining whether a monitoring event occurs in a monitoring area corresponding to at least one monitoring point based on the monitoring video includes: determining, based on the monitoring video, corresponding to at least one monitoring point Whether there is a target object that crosses the target position matching the pre-drawn entry and exit boundary in the monitoring area of ?
- the monitoring event when the monitoring event is a cross-line event, for the monitoring video collected at each monitoring point, it may be determined, based on the monitoring video, whether there is a cross-over or entry or exit in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point.
- the target object at the target location that matches the boundary line such as detecting whether a pedestrian crosses the drawn entry and exit boundary line in the surveillance video. No cross-line event occurred in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point.
- the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point can be the detection area that can be monitored by the monitoring equipment set at the monitoring point; the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point is related to the installation position and installation angle of the monitoring equipment. The angles correspond to different monitoring areas.
- the monitoring area corresponding to at least one monitoring point determined based on the monitoring video when there is a target object that crosses the target position matching the entry and exit boundary, it is determined that the monitoring area corresponding to the at least one monitoring point occurs.
- Cross-line events can realize real-time monitoring of cross-line events and improve the accuracy of cross-line event monitoring.
- determining whether a monitoring event occurs in a monitoring area corresponding to at least one monitoring point based on the monitoring video includes: determining, based on the monitoring video, at least one monitoring point Whether the number of target objects in the corresponding monitoring area exceeds the over-density threshold; if the number of target objects exceeds the over-density threshold, it is determined that an over-density event occurs in the monitoring area corresponding to at least one monitoring point.
- the monitoring event when the monitoring event is an over-density event, for the monitoring video collected at each monitoring point, it may be determined, based on the monitoring video, whether the number of target objects in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point exceeds Over-density threshold, for example, determine the number of humans in the monitoring area in the surveillance video, and determine whether the number of humans is greater than the preset over-density threshold. If so, determine that an over-density event has occurred in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point; Then it is determined that the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point does not have an over-density event.
- Over-density threshold for example, determine the number of humans in the monitoring area in the surveillance video, and determine whether the number of humans is greater than the preset over-density threshold. If so, determine that an over-density event has occurred in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point; Then it is determined that the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point does not have an over-density event.
- the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point may be the detection area matching the drawn polygon; when the monitoring logo is not drawn, the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point is the monitoring point.
- the set detection area that can be monitored by the monitoring device that is, the area corresponding to the monitoring interface of the monitoring video is the monitoring area).
- the monitoring data of the number of people matching the monitoring event within a preset time period can be obtained; the monitoring data of the number of people includes the data corresponding to the cross-line event At least one of the population monitoring data and the population monitoring data corresponding to the overcrowding event. Further, based on the number of people monitoring data matching the monitoring event within a preset time period, determine the crowd flow state data of at least one monitoring device; the crowd flow state data includes at least one of the crowd flow state data corresponding to the cross-line event and the crowd flow state data corresponding to the over-density event. one.
- the preset time period can be set as required.
- the preset time period can be the time period from the time when the monitoring event is determined to occur to one hour later. If the time when the monitoring event is determined to occur is 13:10:00 , the preset time period is a time period from 13:10:00 to 14:10:00. For example, the preset time period may be the time period from the time when the monitoring event is determined to occur to one minute later. If it is determined that the time when the monitoring event occurs is 13:10:00, the preset time period is from 13:10 The time period from 00 seconds to 13:11:00.
- the monitoring data of the number of people matching the cross-line event within a preset time period can be obtained; Matching traffic status data.
- the monitoring data of the number of people matching the over-density events within a preset time period can be obtained; and based on the number of people monitoring data matching the over-density events within the preset time period, determine at least one monitoring device that matches the over-density events. Matching traffic status data.
- the method further includes: generating crowd flow state alarm information when the crowd flow state data satisfies an alarm condition.
- the crowd flow status alarm information is generated, so that the user can generate a grooming plan based on the crowd flow status alarm information to reduce the occurrence of stampede, congestion and other events in the target monitoring area. probability.
- crowd flow status alarm information is generated, and based on the generated crowd flow status alarm information, the target monitoring area can be regulated to reduce the occurrence rate of safety accidents and improve the safety of crowd flow in the target monitoring area. sex.
- obtaining the monitoring data of the number of people matching the monitoring event within the preset time period includes: obtaining the number of incoming and outgoing traffic at different collection time points within the preset time period, wherein the incoming and outgoing traffic
- the number of people flow refers to the number of people who cross the pre-drawn entry-exit boundary along the pre-drawn incoming direction at different collection time points; .
- the monitoring identification corresponding to the cross-line event may include a preset entry and exit boundary and an entry and exit direction (at least one of the entry and exit directions, and the exit direction is the opposite direction of the entry direction).
- the inbound direction in the inbound and outbound direction may be the direction from the outbound area into the inbound area
- the outbound direction in the inbound and outbound direction may be the direction from the inbound area into the outbound area.
- the number of incoming and outgoing traffic (that is, the number of incoming traffic) and outgoing traffic at each collection time point in the preset time period in the surveillance video can be determined, and the incoming traffic at different collection time points.
- Quantity refers to the number of people who cross the inbound and outbound boundary along the incoming direction at different collection time points;
- a trained target tracking algorithm can be used to detect surveillance video based on a set surveillance identifier, and within a preset time period, output a detection result every preset time interval, and the preset time period
- the multiple detection results in this can be the number of inflows and outflows at different collection time points within a preset time period, and each detection result is associated with an output time (the output time is the collection time point), and then the preset time can be obtained. The number of incoming and outgoing traffic at different collection time points in the segment.
- the monitoring event is a cross-line event
- the number of incoming and outgoing human flows at different collection time points within a preset time period can be obtained, which can provide data support for subsequent determination of the human flow state data corresponding to the cross-line event.
- determining the crowd flow status data of at least one monitoring device includes: determining the corresponding monitoring point based on the number of incoming and outgoing crowds. The total number of incoming and outgoing people in the monitoring area of the preset time period.
- generating crowd flow status alarm information including: generating crowd flow status alarm information when one of the following conditions is met: the total number of people entering the flow is greater than the set first crowd flow threshold, and the total number of people leaving The number of people flow is greater than the set second flow threshold; the total number of people entering is greater than the first set threshold, or the total number of people leaving is greater than the second set threshold.
- the total number of inflows and outflows in the preset time period in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point can be determined based on the number of inflows and outflows at different collection time points within the preset time period.
- the trained target tracking algorithm can output a detection result every 3 seconds (a collection time point is determined every 3 seconds), and the detection result can be the number of people entering and leaving the flow within the 3 seconds,
- the detection result can be: the number of incoming traffic between 08:10:01 and 08:10:03 (including 10:01 and 10:03) is 20, the number of outgoing traffic is 50, and the associated output
- the time (collection time point) is 08:10:03; then multiple detection results within a preset time period can be obtained, that is, the number of incoming and outgoing traffic at different collection time points within the preset time period.
- the number of inbound flows at different collection time points can be added to obtain the total number of inflows in the preset time period; and Add up the number of outbound people at different collection time points to obtain the total number of outbound people in the preset time period.
- the first crowd flow threshold and the second crowd flow threshold are preset, and the first crowd flow threshold and the second crowd flow threshold may be set according to actual needs. After obtaining the total number of people entering and exiting within the preset time period, it can be determined whether the total number of people entering the preset time period is greater than the set first threshold of people flow, and/or, the preset time can be judged. Whether the total number of people leaving the segment is greater than the set second threshold.
- the generated crowd status alarm information may be information in the format of text, voice, video, etc.
- the generated crowd status alarm information may be "Attention, the number of people entering the flow is large”.
- the alarm event type of the crowd flow state alarm information is: point crossing line alarm.
- detailed information of the crowd flow state alarm may be displayed, including but not limited to the alarm point (namely, the name of the alarm monitoring device, etc.) Alarm time and alarm event type.
- the alarm event type is a point crossing alarm
- the detailed information also includes the number of incoming and outgoing traffic in the unit time.
- the total number of inflows and the total number of inflows in the preset time period in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point is determined.
- determining the crowd flow status data of at least one monitoring device includes: determining the corresponding monitoring point based on the number of incoming and outgoing crowds. The speed of inflow and outflow of people in the monitoring area.
- the inflow speed and the outflow speed in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point may also be determined based on the number of inflows and outflows at different collection time points within a preset time period.
- the multiple detection results can be classified according to the output time (collection time point), and Integrate, get the number of incoming and outgoing traffic in a unit time (such as one minute), and get the speed of incoming and outgoing traffic.
- the output results from 08:10:00 to 08:11:00 can be classified and integrated, i.e.
- the output time is 08:10:03, 08:10:06,... Carry out integration to obtain the number of inflows and outflows within 1 minute (unit time) between 08:10:00 and 08:11:00, that is, the corresponding inflow speed at 08:10 ( Unit: person/minute) and outflow speed (unit: person/minute).
- the inflow speed and the outflow speed in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point can be determined based on the number of inflows and outflows at different collection time points within a preset time period, so as to realize the control of the inflow and outflow.
- Speed monitoring can reduce the incidence of safety accidents caused by high inflow speed or high outflow speed.
- FIG. 4 includes the alarm details and the statistics of the cross-line event period of the day.
- the alarm details include the alarm point, event type, alarm time, and duration ( The cross-line event duration), inflow peak, outflow peak, etc.
- the current cross-line event period statistics include cross-line event alarms from the zero point of the day to the current time of the statistics.
- the figure also includes a screenshot of the video screen, and the screenshot of the video screen displays the information of the outgoing flow (the number of outgoing flows and the speed of the outgoing flow) and the information of the incoming flow (the number of the incoming flow and the speed of the incoming flow) corresponding to the current moment; Displays multiple frames of alarm pictures, in which the number of alarm pictures is related to the duration of the alarm. For example, when the duration of the cross-line event is 17 minutes, one frame of alarm pictures can be extracted every one minute as an alarm record, that is, 17 frames of alarm pictures are displayed below the video screenshot.
- information such as the name of the monitoring device, the installation location, the point information such as the collected monitoring video, and the number of outgoing traffic and incoming traffic per unit time can also be persistently stored in the search server (for example, elasticsearch) for subsequent search queries.
- search server For example, elasticsearch
- determining the flow state data of at least one monitoring device includes:
- Step 1 For each monitoring point, based on the number of inflows and outflows, determine the total number of inflows and total outflows in the preset time period in the monitoring area corresponding to each monitoring point.
- Step 2 Determine the net stock of personnel in the target monitoring area based on the historical number of people in the target monitoring area within the preset time period, and the total number of incoming and outgoing people in the preset time period corresponding to each monitoring point. .
- generating the people flow state alarm information includes: when the net personnel stock is greater than the set net stock threshold, generating the people flow status warning information.
- the multiple monitoring devices may be set up in a site or place
- people flow analysis can be performed on the surveillance videos collected by the multiple monitoring devices respectively, so as to obtain the crowd flow status data of the multiple surveillance videos.
- the monitoring videos collected by multiple monitoring devices respectively constitute a video group, that is, the crowd flow analysis can be performed on the video group to obtain the crowd flow status data corresponding to the video group.
- the cross-line analysis function of each surveillance video in the video group can be enabled by triggering the open button of the cross-line event corresponding to the video group set on the display interface.
- the different collection time points may be The total number of inflows in the preset time period corresponding to the monitoring point is obtained by adding up the number of inflows of the monitoring point; and the number of outflows at different collection time points can be added to obtain the preset time period corresponding to the monitoring point.
- the total number of inflows and the total number of outflows in preset time periods corresponding to each monitoring point can be obtained.
- the total number of incoming and outgoing people from the time point from 08:11:00 to 08:12:00 corresponding to each monitoring device can be obtained, and the total number of outgoing people can be obtained at 08:00.
- the time period between the time point of 11 minutes 00 seconds and the time point of 08:12 minutes 00 seconds is the preset time period.
- the target monitoring area is determined based on the historical number of people in the target monitoring area within a preset time period, and the total number of incoming and outgoing people in the preset time period corresponding to each monitoring point. The net stock of people in the area. For example, for each surveillance video in a video group, the total number of incoming traffic and the total number of outgoing traffic in the preset time period corresponding to the surveillance video can be subtracted to obtain the traffic of the surveillance video in the preset time period.
- the change amount add up the change amount of people flow in the preset time period corresponding to each surveillance video to obtain the change amount of total people flow corresponding to the video group (that is, the total change amount of people flow corresponding to the venue or venue corresponding to the video group), and then add The total change of people flow corresponding to the video group is added to the historical number of people in the target monitoring area within the preset time period to obtain the net stock of personnel in the target monitoring area (that is, the current number of people at the current time point corresponding to the venue or venue corresponding to the video group is obtained. ).
- the preset time period may be the time period between the time point of 08:11:00 seconds and the time point of 08:12:00 seconds, and then the time period of 08:11:00 seconds may be obtained.
- the current number of people corresponding to the time point that is, the historical number of people in the target monitoring area within the preset time period
- the corresponding 08:11:00 to 08:12:00 (preset time) of each surveillance video in the video group can be obtained.
- the total number of incoming and outgoing traffic in the segment based on the historical number of people in the target monitoring area within the preset time period (that is, the obtained net stock of personnel at the time point of 08:11:00), and within the video group The total number of people entering and exiting from 08:11:00 to 08:12:00 corresponding to each surveillance video, to determine the net stock of people in the target monitoring area at 08:12:00.
- the generated crowd flow state alarm information may be "Attention, there are a lot of net people in the xx venue at the current time”.
- the alarm event type of the crowd status alarm information is: video group cross-line alarm.
- multi-level alarm risks can be set for cross-line alarms of video groups.
- multi-level alarm risks include: increasing inventory, inventory warning, and inventory overheating.
- Different net alarms can be set for different alarm risks.
- the inventory threshold for example, the net inventory threshold corresponding to the increasing inventory can be 100, the net inventory threshold corresponding to the inventory warning can be 200, and the net inventory threshold corresponding to the inventory overheating can be 500.
- the warning information of the crowd status corresponding to the increasing stock may be: alarm information in text format; the warning information of the crowd status corresponding to the stock warning may be: alarm information in voice format; the warning information of the crowd status corresponding to the overheating stock may be: video format alarm information.
- detailed information of the crowd flow state alarm may be displayed, including but not limited to the alarm point (namely, the name of the alarm monitoring device, etc.) Alarm time and alarm event type.
- the alarm time type is video group cross-line alarm
- the detailed information may also include: the net personnel stock at the current time point.
- the generation of people flow status alarm information can realize the early warning of the net stock of people in the target monitoring area, so that when the net stock of people is large, people can be dredged based on the generated people flow status warning information, and the safety caused by the large number of people in the target monitoring area can be reduced. accident rate.
- FIG. 5A a schematic interface diagram showing the detailed information of the human flow state alarm shown in FIG. 5A
- the detailed information of the human flow state alarm is displayed in a map mode in FIG. 5A
- FIG. 5B shows the detailed information of the crowd flow state alarm in a list mode, wherein the list shown in FIG. 5B includes over-density events and line crossing events.
- the alarm details shown in FIG. 5C may be displayed, and FIG.
- the alarm details displayed in 5C include group name (namely the name corresponding to the video group), event type, alarm time, duration, peak value of the total stock of people flow, and statistics of the total stock of people flow on the day.
- acquiring the monitoring data of the number of people matching the monitoring event within a preset time period includes: counting target objects at different collection time points within the preset time period number of.
- the target object (human) in the detection area corresponding to the monitoring identifier can be detected based on the monitoring identifier and the surveillance video corresponding to the over-density event, and each collection time can be obtained.
- the number of target objects in the detection area when you click.
- the entire surveillance image of the surveillance video is a detection area, and the surveillance video can be detected to obtain the number of target objects in the detection area at each collection time point.
- a trained deep learning algorithm for recognizing target objects can be used to detect the detection area in the surveillance video, and the detection result can be output in real time, and the detection result can be each acquisition in the surveillance video The number of people in the detection area at the time point.
- the deep learning algorithm may output detection results periodically, for example, the deep learning algorithm may output detection results every second, or may output detection results every two seconds, and so on.
- the detection result may be: the number of people in the detection area at 08:10:00 (the collection time point) is 50; the number of people in the detection area at 08:10:01 is 54, and so on.
- the number of target objects at different collection time points within a preset time period may be counted.
- the preset time period is from 08:10:00 to 08:11:00.
- Set the time points per second in the time point as a collection time point that is, the number of target objects at 08:10:00 (collection time point 1) and the number of target objects at 08:10:01 (collection time point 2) can be counted.
- the monitoring event is an over-density event
- the number of target objects at different collection time points within a preset time period can be counted, which can provide data support for subsequent determination of the crowd flow state data corresponding to the over-density event.
- determining the flow state data of at least one monitoring device based on the number of people monitoring data includes: determining the monitoring point corresponding to the monitoring point based on the number of target objects The average number of people in the area over a preset time period.
- generating crowd flow state alarm information includes: generating crowd flow state alarm information when the average number of people is greater than the set first threshold of the number of people.
- the number of target objects at different collection time points within the preset time period may be averaged to obtain the average number of people in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point within the preset time period.
- the average number of people in the preset time period is monitored, and when the average number of people is greater than the set first number of people threshold, alarm information about the flow of people is generated.
- the length of the preset time period may be set as required, for example, the length of the preset time period may be 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 60 seconds, 5 minutes, and the like.
- the length of the preset time period corresponding to the cross-line event and the preset time period corresponding to the overcrowding event may be the same or different.
- the number of target objects at different collection time points within the preset time period includes: the number of target objects at 08:10:01 is 50, and the number of target objects at 08:10:02 The number of target objects is 53, the number of target objects at 08:10:03 is 52, the number of target objects at 08:10:04 is 51, and the number of target objects at 08:10:05 is 54 , you can take the average of the five detection results, and the average is 52. It is determined that the average number of people in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point is 52 within 08:10:01 to 08:10:05.
- the average number of people in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point within a preset time period can be monitored, and when the average number of people is greater than the set first number of people threshold, alarm information about the flow of people is generated.
- the generated crowd status alarm information may be "Attention, there are many people in the xx area at the current time”.
- the alarm event type of the crowd flow status alarm information is: point overload alarm.
- detailed information of the crowd flow state alarm may be displayed, including but not limited to the alarm point (namely, the name of the alarm monitoring device, etc.) Alarm time and alarm event type.
- the alarm event type is an alarm of over-density of points
- the detailed information may also include: the real-time number of people in the detection area at the current time point.
- FIG. 6 as a schematic diagram of an interface displaying detailed information of a crowd flow state alarm.
- This FIG. 6 includes alarm details and statistics on the time period of overcrowded events of the day.
- the alarm details include alarm point, event type, alarm time, and overcrowding duration. , peak number of people, peak density, etc.
- the statistics of the current overcrowding event period include overcrowding event alarms from the zero point of the day to the current time of the statistics.
- 6 also includes a screenshot of the video screen, and multiple frames of alarm pictures are displayed below the screenshot of the video screen, wherein the number of alarm pictures is related to the duration of the over-density event, for example, when the duration of the over-density event is 17 minutes , you can extract a frame of alarm pictures every one minute as an alarm record, that is, you can display 17 frames of alarm pictures below the screenshot of the video screen.
- the name of the monitoring device, the installation location, the point information such as the collected monitoring video, and the real-time number of people per minute, the maximum real-time number of people, and the minimum real-time number of people of the monitoring device can also be included.
- Persistent associations of information such as values are stored in a search server (e.g., elasticsearch) for subsequent search queries.
- the average number of people in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point within the preset time period is determined based on the number of target objects at different collection time points within the preset time period;
- the alarm information of the crowd flow state is generated, which can realize the monitoring of the average number of people in the detection area of the monitoring video, so as to be based on
- the generated crowd flow status alarm information diverts the flow of people in the detection area, and reduces the occurrence rate of safety accidents caused when the people in the detection area are crowded.
- determining the flow state data of at least one monitoring device includes:
- Step 1 For each monitoring point, based on the number of target objects, determine the average number of people in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point within a preset time period.
- Step 2 Determine the total real-time number of people in the target monitoring area based on the average number of people.
- generating the people flow state alarm information includes: when the total real-time number of people is greater than the set second number of people threshold, generating the people flow state alarm information.
- the average number of people in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point within the preset time period can be determined based on the number of target objects at different collection time points within the preset time period; The average number of people corresponding to each monitoring point is added to determine the total real-time number of people in the target monitoring area.
- the traffic state alarm information is generated.
- the function of analyzing the overcrowding of people in each surveillance video in the video group can be enabled by triggering the open button of the overcrowding event corresponding to the video group set on the display interface.
- the monitoring videos respectively collected by the multiple monitoring devices constitute a video group.
- the trained deep learning algorithm for identifying the target object can be used to detect the detection area indicated by the monitoring mark in the monitoring video,
- the detection result is output in real time, and the detection result can be the number of target objects in the detection area at the collection time point in the surveillance video.
- the average number of people in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point within a preset time period may be determined based on the periodically obtained detection results.
- the average number of people corresponding to each surveillance video included in the video group can be added to determine the total real-time number of people in the target surveillance area. Further, the total real-time number of people in the target monitoring area can be monitored, and when the total real-time number of people in the target monitoring area is greater than the set second threshold of the number of people, alarm information on the flow of people is generated.
- the generated crowd status alarm information may be "Attention, there are many people in the scene xx at the current time".
- the alarm event type of the crowd flow state alarm information is: video group overcrowded alarm.
- a multi-level alarm risk may be set for an over-densified video group alarm.
- the multi-level alarm risk includes: a first-level risk, a major risk, and a major risk, and different alarm risks are set for different alarm risks.
- the second population threshold for example, the second population threshold corresponding to the first-level risk may be 100, the second population threshold corresponding to the second-level risk may be 200, and the second population threshold corresponding to the major risk may be 500.
- the warning information of the people flow state corresponding to the first-level risk may be: the warning information of text format; the warning information of the people flow state corresponding to the second-level risk may be: the warning information of the people flow state; the warning information of the people flow state corresponding to the third-level risk may be: Alarm information in video format.
- detailed information of the crowd flow state alarm may be displayed, including but not limited to the alarm point (namely, the name of the alarm monitoring device, etc.)
- Alarm time, alarm event type, when the alarm event type is a video group over-density alarm the detailed information may also include: the total real-time number of people in the real scene.
- FIG. 7A a schematic diagram of an interface showing the detailed information of the human flow state alarm
- the detailed information of the human flow state alarm is displayed in a map mode in FIG. 7A
- FIG. 5B shows the detailed information of the crowd flow state alarm in a list mode, wherein the list shown in FIG. 5B includes over-density events and line crossing events.
- the alarm details shown in FIG. 7B may be displayed, and FIG.
- the alarm details displayed in 7B include group name (namely the name corresponding to the video group), event type, alarm time, duration, peak number of people, peak density, real-time total number of people statistics on the day, and video source statistics.
- the change of the people flow state data over time can also be generated.
- the schematic diagram of the change of the flow state data over time includes a first schematic diagram of the real-time total number of people over time, and the first schematic diagram of the change includes the relationship between the peak number of people and the change of the valley value of the number of people over time.
- a second schematic diagram of the change of the total stock of people flow over time includes the change relationship of the total flow of people over time, the change relationship of the total flow of people over time, and the change of the total stock of people flow over time relation.
- the time interval set by the first change graph and the second change graph may be 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, and the like.
- FIG. 8A shows a schematic interface diagram of the real-time total number of people and the total stock of people flow over time provided by an embodiment of the present disclosure; wherein, FIG. 8A provides a schematic interface diagram of the real-time total number of people changing over time, and the total number of people flow Interface diagram of stock change over time.
- the peak and valley values of the number of people in the overcrowded event can be viewed, where the peak number of people is the highest value of the real-time number of people in a certain time period, and the lowest value of the real-time number of people in a certain time period, etc. , which can monitor the surveillance video, so that users can monitor the flow status data in real time.
- FIG. 8B shows a schematic diagram of an interface for predicting human flow data in a future time period provided by an embodiment of the present disclosure; the time period given in FIG. 8B is from 1:00 on April 16, 20 to 11:00 on April 16, 20
- the crowd flow state data in this way, can generate a crowd flow diversion plan based on prediction data of the crowd flow state data in a future date.
- the total real-time number of people in the target monitoring area may be determined based on the average number of people corresponding to the multiple monitoring points respectively; And when it is determined that the total real-time number of people in the target monitoring area is greater than the set second threshold of the number of people, the alarm information of the flow of people is generated, which can realize the early warning of the total real-time number of people in the target monitoring area, so that when the total real-time number of people is large, Based on the generated human flow status alarm information, the personnel in the target monitoring area are diverted, and the occurrence rate of security accidents caused by a large number of real-time people in the target monitoring area is reduced.
- the method further includes: averaging the crowd flow state data at the same collection time point in recent multiple historical dates to obtain predicted crowd flow state data corresponding to each collection time point; based on the predicted crowd flow state data, which constitutes the prediction data of the crowd flow state data in the future date; wherein, the prediction data is used to generate the crowd flow diversion plan.
- multiple historical periods can be set as required.
- multiple historical periods can be the data on the flow of people in the last 7 days (one historical period corresponds to one day), that is, at 00:00 on October 8, it can be obtained From October 1st to October 7th (7 historical periods), the crowd flow status data at the same collection time point in the last 7 historical dates are averaged to obtain the predicted crowd flow status data corresponding to each collection time point.
- the predicted people flow state data corresponding to each collection time point respectively constitutes the prediction data of the people flow state data in the future date.
- the crowd flow status data from October 1st to October 7th can be averaged at the same collection time point to obtain the average value of each collection time point, and the average value is the predicted crowd flow status data corresponding to the collection time point.
- the predicted people flow state data corresponding to each collection time point respectively constitutes the prediction data of the people flow state data in the future date. For example, generate the forecast data of the total number of inflows in the future date (one day in the future), generate the forecast data of the total number of outgoing people in the future date (one day in the future), and generate the forecast data of the net stock of people in the future date (one day in the future) forecast data.
- a people flow diversion plan can be generated. For example, if it is known from the forecast data that the total number of people in real time is the largest at 15:00, the number of people entering the target monitoring area can be controlled at 15:00. .
- the method can be applied to shopping malls, halls and other scenarios.
- the following takes a shopping mall as an example to illustrate the line crossing event of a surveillance video and the line crossing event of a video group.
- the shopping mall has two doors, you can set up a monitoring device at each door position (monitoring point). That is, monitoring equipment 1 (monitoring equipment 1 set up at one monitoring point) collects the surveillance video of gate A, and monitoring equipment 2 (monitoring equipment 2 set up at monitoring point 2) collects the surveillance video of gate B.
- the monitoring equipment 1 The second monitoring device can monitor the pedestrians entering and leaving the door.
- the first surveillance video collected by the first monitoring device and the second surveillance video collected by the second monitoring device may be obtained.
- For surveillance video 1 draw the entry and exit boundaries and entry and exit directions on the screenshots of surveillance video 1, and determine the total number of people entering and exiting within the preset time period in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point in surveillance video 1; Further, in the case that the total number of people entering the preset time period is greater than the set first threshold, and the total number of people leaving the preset time period is greater than at least one of the set second thresholds, generate a traffic state alarm message .
- surveillance video 2 set the entry-exit boundary and entry-exit direction on the video screenshot of surveillance video 2, and determine the total number of people entering and exiting within the preset time period in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point in surveillance video 2. . Further, when the total number of people entering the preset time period is greater than the set first threshold, and when the total number of people leaving within the preset time period is greater than at least one of the set second thresholds, generate a traffic state alarm information.
- surveillance video 1 and surveillance video 2 constitute a video group, and the video group can be analyzed to determine the crowd flow status data in the target surveillance area corresponding to surveillance device 1 and surveillance device 2.
- surveillance video 1 determine the total number of people entering and exiting within a preset time period in the monitoring area corresponding to surveillance point 1; for surveillance video 2, determine surveillance point 2 The total number of incoming and outgoing people in the preset time period in the corresponding monitoring area. Further, based on the historical number of people in the target monitoring area within the preset time period, and the total number of incoming and outgoing people in the preset time period corresponding to the multiple monitoring points, the net personnel stock in the target monitoring area is determined.
- the net stock of people in the mall is determined.
- the alarm information of the pedestrian flow state is generated, so that after receiving the alarm information of the pedestrian flow status, the pedestrians in the shopping mall can be regulated to reduce the occurrence rate of congestion events.
- it can also obtain the net stock of personnel and the real-time total number of people in each time period of the current day, so as to dynamically summarize the rules and reasonably control the number of people, adjust the working hours of the mall staff, and adjust the number of staff in different time periods.
- the following takes the lobby as an example to describe the over-densification event of a surveillance video and the over-densification event of a video group respectively.
- monitoring devices are installed in the four corners (four monitoring points) of the hall, that is, the four monitoring devices detect the four detection areas of the hall, and the monitoring videos collected by each monitoring device in the four monitoring devices constitute a video group.
- the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point is within the preset time period.
- alarm information about the flow of people corresponding to the surveillance video is generated. That is, it is possible to realize the monitoring of over-density events for each surveillance video in the video group.
- the monitoring logo can be drawn on the video screenshot, that is, the area corresponding to the monitoring logo is the detection area; or the monitoring logo can not be drawn on the video screenshot, that is, the monitoring video does not have a corresponding datum plane logo.
- the entire video is defaulted to The screen is the detection area.
- the video group can be monitored for over-density events, and the total real-time number of people in the target monitoring area corresponding to the video group can be determined.
- the average number of people in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point within a preset time period; and based on the average number of people corresponding to the four monitoring points respectively, Determine the total real-time number of people in the target surveillance area. That is, the total real-time number of people in multiple detection areas in the hall is determined.
- the writing order of each step does not mean a strict execution order and constitutes any limitation on the implementation process, and the specific execution order of each step should be based on its function. and possible internal logic to determine.
- an embodiment of the present disclosure also provides a scene monitoring apparatus.
- a schematic structural diagram of a scene monitoring apparatus 900 provided by an embodiment of the present disclosure includes a first acquisition module 901, a detection module 902, The second acquiring module 903 and the determining module 904 specifically include:
- the first acquisition module 901 is configured to acquire monitoring video collected by monitoring equipment set at at least one monitoring point;
- the detection module 702 is configured to determine whether a monitoring event occurs in a monitoring area corresponding to at least one monitoring point based on the monitoring video;
- the second obtaining module 703 is configured to obtain the monitoring data of the number of people matching the monitoring event within a preset time period when a monitoring event occurs in the monitoring area corresponding to at least one monitoring point;
- the determining module 704 is configured to determine the flow state data of the at least one monitoring device based on the monitoring data of the number of people.
- the scene monitoring apparatus 900 further includes: an alarm module 905 configured to generate crowd flow state alarm information when the crowd flow state data satisfies the alarm condition .
- the detection module 902 is configured to determine, based on the monitoring video, whether there is a crossing and a pre-drawn entry-exit boundary in the monitoring area corresponding to at least one monitoring point. The target object at the matched target position; in the presence of the target object, it is determined that a cross-line event occurs in the monitoring area corresponding to at least one monitoring point.
- the second obtaining module 903 is configured to obtain the number of incoming and outgoing traffic at different collection time points within a preset time period;
- the number of people flow refers to the number of people who cross the pre-drawn entry-exit boundary along the pre-drawn incoming direction at different collection time points; .
- the determining module 904 is configured to determine, based on the number of inflows and the number of outflows, the total number of people in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point within a preset time period. The number of people entering and the total number of people leaving;
- the alarm module 905 is configured to generate alarm information on the state of people flow when one of the following conditions is met: the total number of people entering the flow is greater than the set first flow threshold, and the total number of people leaving the flow is greater than the second set threshold; the total flow of people entering The number is greater than the first crowd flow threshold, or, the total number of outgoing crowd flows is greater than the second crowd flow threshold.
- the determining module 904 is configured to determine, based on the number of inflows and the number of outflows, the speed of inflow and outflow of people in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point speed.
- the determining module 904 is configured to, for each monitoring point, determine the corresponding monitoring point based on the number of incoming and outgoing traffic The total number of incoming and outgoing traffic in the preset time period in the monitoring area of The number of people flow and the total number of people leaving, to determine the net stock of people in the target monitoring area;
- the alarm module 905 is configured to generate the alarm information of the people flow state when the net personnel stock is greater than the set net stock threshold.
- the detection module 902 is configured to determine, based on the surveillance video, whether the number of target objects in the monitoring area corresponding to at least one monitoring point exceeds the over-density event Threshold; when the number of target objects exceeds the over-density threshold, it is determined that an over-density event occurs in the monitoring area corresponding to at least one monitoring point.
- the second obtaining module 903 is configured to count the number of target objects at different collection time points within a preset time period.
- the determining module 904 is configured to determine, based on the number of target objects, the average number of people in the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point within a preset time period;
- the alarm module 905 is configured to generate alarm information about the flow of people when the average number of people is greater than the set first threshold of the number of people.
- the determining module 904 is configured to, for each monitoring point, based on the number of target objects, determine that the monitoring area corresponding to the monitoring point is within the predetermined range. Set the average number of people in the time period; based on the average number of people, determine the total real-time number of people in the target monitoring area;
- the alarm module 905 is configured to generate alarm information about the flow of people when the total real-time number of people is greater than the set second number of people threshold.
- the scene monitoring device 900 further includes: an early warning module 906, configured to average the crowd flow status data at the same collection time point in multiple recent historical dates to obtain the predicted crowd flow corresponding to each collection time point Status data; based on the predicted human flow status data, the predicted data of the human flow status data in the future date is constituted; wherein, the predicted data is used to generate a human flow diversion plan.
- an early warning module 906 configured to average the crowd flow status data at the same collection time point in multiple recent historical dates to obtain the predicted crowd flow corresponding to each collection time point Status data; based on the predicted human flow status data, the predicted data of the human flow status data in the future date is constituted; wherein, the predicted data is used to generate a human flow diversion plan.
- the functions or templates included in the apparatus provided in the embodiments of the present disclosure may be configured to execute the methods described in the above method embodiments.
- reference may be made to the above method embodiments. It is concise and will not be repeated here.
- an embodiment of the present disclosure also provides an electronic device 1900 .
- a schematic structural diagram of an electronic device 1900 provided by an embodiment of the present disclosure includes a processor 1901 , a memory 1902 , and a bus 1903 .
- the memory 1902 is used to store the execution instructions, including the memory 1921 and the external memory 1922;
- the memory 1921 here is also called the internal memory, which is used to temporarily store the operation data in the processor 1901 and the data exchanged with the external memory 1922 such as the hard disk,
- the processor 1901 exchanges data with the external memory 1922 through the memory 1921.
- the processor 1901 communicates with the memory 1902 through the bus 1903, so that the processor 1901 executes the following instructions:
- a monitoring event occurs in the monitoring area corresponding to at least one monitoring point, obtain the monitoring data of the number of people matching the monitoring event within a preset time period;
- the flow state data of at least one monitoring device is determined.
- an embodiment of the present disclosure further provides a computer-readable storage medium, where a computer program is stored on the computer-readable storage medium, and the computer program is executed by a processor to execute the scene monitoring method described in the above method embodiments.
- Embodiments of the present disclosure further provide a computer program, the computer program includes computer-readable codes, and when the computer-readable codes run in an electronic device, a processor in the electronic device executes any of the above Scene monitoring method.
- the embodiments of the present disclosure also provide another computer program product, including a computer-readable storage medium storing program codes, wherein the instructions included in the program codes can be used to execute the scene monitoring method described in the above method embodiments, specifically Refer to the above method embodiments, which are not repeated here.
- the devices involved in the embodiments of the present disclosure may be systems, methods and/or computer program products.
- the computer program product may include a computer-readable storage medium having computer-readable program instructions loaded thereon for causing a processor to implement various aspects of the present disclosure.
- a computer-readable storage medium may be a tangible device that can hold and store instructions for use by the instruction execution device.
- the computer-readable storage medium may be, for example, but not limited to, an electrical storage device, a magnetic storage device, an optical storage device, an electromagnetic storage device, a semiconductor storage device, or any suitable combination of the foregoing.
- Computer-readable storage media include: portable computer disks, hard disks, random access memory (RAM), read-only memory (ROM), Erase programmable read only memory (Electrical Programmable Read Only Memory, EPROM) or flash memory, static random access memory (Static Random-Access Memory, SRAM), portable compact disk read only memory (Compact Disc Read-Only Memory, CD- ROM), Digital Video Disc (DVD), memory sticks, floppy disks, mechanical encoding devices, such as punch cards or raised structures in grooves on which instructions are stored, and any suitable combination of the foregoing.
- RAM random access memory
- ROM read-only memory
- EPROM Erase programmable read only memory
- EPROM Electrical Programmable Read Only Memory
- flash memory static random access memory
- SRAM static random access memory
- portable compact disk read only memory Compact Disc Read-Only Memory
- CD- ROM Compact Disc Read-Only Memory
- DVD Digital Video Disc
- memory sticks floppy disks
- mechanical encoding devices such as punch cards or raised structures
- Computer-readable storage media are not to be construed as transient signals per se, such as radio waves or other freely propagating electromagnetic waves, electromagnetic waves propagating through waveguides or other transmission media (eg, light pulses through fiber optic cables), or through electrical wires transmitted electrical signals.
- the computer readable program instructions described herein may be downloaded to various computing/processing devices from a computer readable storage medium, or to an external computer or external storage device over a network such as the Internet, a local area network, a wide area network, and/or a wireless network.
- the network may include copper transmission cables, fiber optic transmission, wireless transmission, routers, firewalls, switches, gateway computers, and/or edge servers.
- a network adapter card or network interface in each computing/processing device receives computer-readable program instructions from a network and forwards the computer-readable program instructions for storage in a computer-readable storage medium in each computing/processing device .
- the computer program instructions for carrying out the operations of the present disclosure may be assembly instructions, Industry Standard Architecture (ISA) instructions, machine instructions, machine-dependent instructions, microcode, firmware instructions, state setting data, or in one or more source or object code written in any combination of programming languages, including object-oriented programming languages—such as Smalltalk, C++, etc., and conventional procedural programming languages, such as the “C” language or similar programming languages.
- the computer readable program instructions may execute entirely on the user's computer, partly on the user's computer, as a stand-alone software package, partly on the user's computer and partly on a remote computer, or entirely on the remote computer or server implement.
- the remote computer may be connected to the user's computer through any kind of network, including a Local Area Network (LAN) or Wide Area Network (WAN), or may be connected to an external computer (eg, using Internet service provider to connect via the Internet).
- LAN Local Area Network
- WAN Wide Area Network
- electronic circuits such as programmable logic circuits, FPGAs, or Programmable Logic Arrays (PLAs), that can execute computer-readable Program instructions are read to implement various aspects of the present disclosure.
- PDAs Programmable Logic Arrays
- the units described as separate components may or may not be physically separated, and components displayed as units may or may not be physical units, that is, may be located in one place, or may be distributed to multiple network units. Some or all of the units may be selected according to actual needs to achieve the purpose of the solution in this embodiment.
- each functional unit in each embodiment of the present disclosure may be integrated into one processing unit, or each unit may exist physically alone, or two or more units may be integrated into one unit.
- the functions, if implemented in the form of software functional units and sold or used as stand-alone products, may be stored in a processor-executable non-volatile computer-readable storage medium.
- the computer software products are stored in a storage medium, including Several instructions are used to cause a computer device (which may be a personal computer, a server, or a network device, etc.) to execute all or part of the steps of the methods described in various embodiments of the present disclosure.
- the aforementioned storage medium includes: U disk, removable hard disk, ROM, RAM, magnetic disk or optical disk and other media that can store program codes.
- Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method, device, electronic device, storage medium, and program for scene monitoring.
- the method includes: acquiring a monitoring video collected by a monitoring device set at at least one monitoring point; whether a monitoring event occurs in the monitoring area corresponding to the at least one monitoring point; in the case where the monitoring event occurs in the monitoring area corresponding to the at least one monitoring point, obtain the number of people who match the monitoring event within a preset time period Monitoring data; based on the number of people monitoring data, determine the people flow state data of the at least one monitoring device.
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- 一种场景监测方法,所述方法由电子设备执行,所述方法包括:获取设置于至少一个监控点位的监控设备采集的监控视频;基于所述监控视频,确定所述至少一个监控点位对应的监测区域是否发生监测事件;在所述至少一个监控点位对应的监测区域发生所述监测事件的情况下,获取预设时间段内与所述监测事件匹配的人数监测数据;基于所述人数监测数据,确定所述至少一个监控设备的人流状态数据。
- 根据权利要求1所述的方法,其中,在确定所述至少一个监控设备的人流状态数据之后,还包括:在所述人流状态数据满足告警条件的情况下,生成人流状态告警信息。
- 根据权利要求1或2所述的方法,其中,在所述监测事件为跨线事件的情况下,基于所述监控视频,确定所述至少一个监控点位对应的监测区域是否发生监测事件,包括:基于所述监控视频确定所述至少一个监控点位对应的监测区域内,是否存在跨越与预先绘制的进出界线匹配的目标位置的目标对象;在存在所述目标对象的情况下,确定所述至少一个监控点位对应的监测区域发生所述跨线事件。
- 根据权利要求2所述的方法,其中,在所述监测事件为跨线事件的情况下,获取预设时间段内与所述监测事件匹配的人数监测数据,包括:获取所述预设时间段内不同采集时间点的进人流数量和出人流数量;其中,所述进人流数量是指在所述不同采集时间点,沿预先绘制的进方向跨越预先绘制的进出界线的人数;所述出人流数量是指在所述不同采集时间点,沿预先绘制的出方向跨越预先绘制的进出界线的人数。
- 根据权利要求4所述的方法,其中,在所述监控点位为一个的情况下,基于所述人数监测数据,确定所述至少一个监控设备的人流状态数据,包括:基于所述进人流数量和所述出人流数量,确定所述监控点位对应的监测区域中所述预设时间段内的总进人流数量和总出人流数量;所述在所述人流状态数据满足告警条件的情况下,生成人流状态告警信息,包括:在满足以下条件之一的情况下,生成所述人流状态告警信息:所述总进人流数量大于设置的第一人流阈值,且所述总出人流数量大于设置的第二人流阈值;所述总进人流数量大于所述第一人流阈值,或,所述总出人流数量大于所述第二人流阈值。
- 根据权利要求4所述的方法,其中,在所述监控点位为一个的情况下,基于所述人数监测数据,确定所述至少一个监控设备的人流状态数据,包括:基于所述进人流数量和所述出人流数量,确定所述监控点位对应的监测区域中的进人流速度和出人流速度。
- 根据权利要求4所述的方法,其中,在所述监控点位为多个的情况下,基于所述人数监测数据,确定所述至少一个监控设备的人流状态数据,包括:针对每个所述监控点位,基于所述进人流数量和所述出人流数量,确定每个所述监控点位分别对应的监测区域中所述预设时间段内的总进人流数量和总出人流数量;基于所述预设时间段内目标监控区域的历史人数,以及每个所述监控点位分别对应的所述预设时间段内的总进人流数量和总出人流数量,确定所述目标监控区域内的人员净存量;所述在所述人流状态数据满足告警条件的情况下,生成人流状态告警信息,包括:在所述人员净存量大于设置的净存量阈值的情况下,生成所述人流状态告警信息。
- 根据权利要求1或2所述的方法,其中,在所述监测事件为过密事件的情况下,基于所述监控视频,确定所述至少一个监控点位对应的监测区域是否发生监测事件,包括:基于所述监控视频,确定所述至少一个监控点位对应的监测区域内的目标对象个数是否超过过密阈值;在所述目标对象个数超过所述过密阈值的情况下,确定所述至少一个监控点位对应的监测区域发生过密事件。
- 根据权利要求2所述的方法,其中,在所述监测事件为过密事件的情况下,获取预设时间段内与所述监测事件匹配的人数监测数据,包括:统计所述预设时间段内不同采集时间点的所述目标对象的个数。
- 根据权利要求9所述的方法,其中,在所述监控点位为一个的情况下,基于所述人数监测数据,确定所述至少一个监控设备的人流状态数据,包括:基于所述目标对象的个数,确定所述监控点位对应的监测区域在所述预设时间段内的平均人数;所述在所述人流状态数据满足告警条件的情况下,生成人流状态告警信息,包括:在所述平均人数大于设置的第一人数阈值的情况下,生成所述人流状态告警信息。
- 根据权利要求9所述的方法,其中,在所述监控点位为多个的情况下,基于所述人数监测数据,确定所述至少一个监控设备的人流状态数据,包括:针对每个所述监控点位,基于所述目标对象的个数,确定所述监控点位对应的监测区域在所述预设时间段内的平均人数;基于所述平均人数,确定目标监控区域中的总实时人数;所述在所述人流状态数据满足告警条件的情况下,生成人流状态告警信息,包括:在所述总实时人数大于设置的第二人数阈值的情况下,生成所述人流状态告警信息。
- 根据权利要求1至11任一所述的方法,其中,所述方法还包括:将最近多个历史日期内同一采集时间点的人流状态数据求平均,得到每个采集时间点对应的预测人流状态数据;基于所述预测人流状态数据,构成人流状态数据在未来日期内的预测数据;其中,所述预测数据用于生成人流疏导计划。
- 一种场景监测装置,包括:第一获取模块,配置为获取设置于至少一个监控点位的监控设备采集的监控视频;检测模块,配置为基于所述监控视频,确定所述至少一个监控点位对应的监测区域是否发生监测事件;第二获取模块,配置为在所述至少一个监控点位对应的监测区域发生所述监测事件的情况下,获取预设时间段内与所述监测事件匹配的人数监测数据;确定模块,配置为基于所述人数监测数据,确定所述至少一个监控设备的人流状态数据。
- 一种电子设备,包括:处理器、存储器和总线,所述存储器存储有所述处理器可执行的机器可读指令,当所述电子设备运行时,所述处理器与所述存储器之间通过总线通信,所述机器可读指令被所述处理器执行时执行如权利要求1至12任一所述的场景监测方法。
- 一种计算机可读存储介质,该计算机可读存储介质上存储有计算机程序,该计算机程序被处理器运行时执行如权利要求1至12任一所述的场景监测方法。
- 一种计算机程序,所述计算机程序包括计算机可读代码,在所述计算机可读代码在电子设备中运行的情况下,所述电子设备的处理器执行用于实现如权利要求1至12任一所述的场景监测方法。
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