A combined CCTV and Automatic Incident Detection (AID) system was installed for the Yorkshire Link Design Build Finance and Operate (DBFO) motorway scheme. Using video image processing to detect slow moving and stopped vehicles, the system provides an early warning of potentially hazardous traffic conditions. Design criteria such as camera placement, user interface and the impact on normal use of the CCTV system are discussed. (6 pages)
The application of camera based traffic monitoring systems
1999-01-01
1 pages
Article (Journal)
English
video signal processing , camera placement , CCTV , Automatic Incident Detection system , video image processing , traffic information systems , computerised monitoring , closed circuit television , Yorkshire Link Design Build Finance and Operate motorway , camera based traffic monitoring systems , user interface , slow moving vehicles detection , potentially hazardous traffic conditions , stopped vehicles detection
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