Video Analytics Encoder Overview

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Video Analytics Encoders Product Overview www.synesis.ru

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Synesis offers high performance, ONVIF compliant , temperature hardened, video analytics devices for mission critical customers in Border Security, Transportation and Energy Infrastructure.

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Video Analytics Encoders

Product Overview

www.synesis.ru

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Product positioning

Synesis offershigh performance,ONVIF compliant,

temperature hardened,video analytics devices for

mission critical customers inBorder Security, Transportation

and Energy Infrastructure.

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Single channel module• Connect any CCTV or

thermal camera using PAL/NTSC interface

• Output ONVIF video and analytics metadata overFast Ethernet LAN

Dual channel module• Connect two independent

or coaxial cameras using PAL/NTSC interface

• Multiple channel video analytics (combined CCTV or thermal vision systems)

OEM-modules to fit third-party enclosures

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Self-contained video analytics device

Dual channel video analytics encoder with

extended ONVIF support

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Unique selling positioning (USP)(in comparison with Bosch, UDP and Axis)

1. DSP-based i-LIDS® approved primary detection system both for operational alert use and event recording in sterile zone monitoring applications

2. Supports not only video, but also rule engine, events, metadata, security, and PTZ over ONVIF

3. Extended temperature range (-40..50°C), lightning surge protection, backup battery

4. Available source code and customization options

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Tripware detector

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Directional detector

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Speed detector

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Stopping/loitering detector

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Abandoned item detector

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Railway intrusion/debris detector

• Range up to 800 m• 7° (H) x 5° (W) field of view for 100 mm lens

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Tracking of overlapping objects

• Object ID is preserved after objects meet

• Accurate video analytics rule checking andPTZ-targeting

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Tracking after object disappearance

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Video analytics public testsOrganisation Videoanalytics tests

Home Office Scientific Development Branch (HOSDB), UK

• Imagery library for intelligent detection systems (i-LIDS)

National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), USA

• AVSS 2009 Multi-Camera Tracking Challenge (based on i-LIDS)

• Face Recognition Vendor Test (FRVT)

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), USA

• Performance Evaluation of Tracking and Surveillance (PETS)

• International Workshop on Performance Evaluation of Tracking and Surveillance

• International Conference on Advanced Video and Signal Based Surveillance

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Sterile Zone Performance38 hours, PAL (720 x 576 x 25 fps), M-JPEG, 40 MbpsNumber of true positive alarms: a = 432

False positives alarms (type I error): b = 0

False negatives alarms (type II error): с = 0

Role Recall bias Recall rate Precision Weighted average

Operating alert 0.65 1.00 1.00 1.00

Event recording 75.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

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Resolution vs width field of view (FoV)

7-12 m

12-23 m

27-37 m

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Maximum response time

• People walking and running–2 seconds

• People moving slowly(e.g. crawling)–10 seconds

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Causes of false negatives(simple motion detectors)

• Unstable background decreases sensitivity of an adaptive detector

DYNAMIC TEXTURE MODELING ALGORITHMSENABLE ROBUST OBJECT DETECTION IN A CHALENGING ENVIROMENT

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Causes of false positives(basic motion detectors)

• Variable lighting– Shadows from moving clouds and sun– Moving trees, bushes and water

• Camera shaking• Animals, birds and insects• Object trajectory split and double detection• Snow, rain, fog

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Examples of false positives(simple motion detectors)

INSECT RABBIT

CAMERA SHAKING

VIDEO ANALYTICS PREVENTS FALSE ALARMS CAUSED BY THESE FACTORS

BIRD

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Self-contained intelligence for perimeter security

Integrated solution:1. Embedded video analytics2. Automatic PTZ targeting3. Multizone sensor

integration (I/O, RS485)4. Active illumination5. Two-way intercom6. Backup power &

battery management MB

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PTZ-camera support over Pelco D

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Connecting the video analytics encoder

coaxialcable

CCTV orthermal

cameras withPAL/NTSC

outputs

LAN

ONVIF Device Manager

Video Management System (VMS)

NFS file server for recording without VMS

NFS

ONVIF

ONVIF

Main power

12V

Optional backup battery

USB local storage USB

Additional intrusion sensors

Сухойконтакт

Alarm, lights, electronics locks

Выходыреле

Additional equipment (POS, radar etc)

RS485

Pelco DRS485

PTZ-camera

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Camera connection

• IN – two analogue inputs (BNC connector)• OUT – two analogue outputs (optional)

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Back end connections

Dry contacts (1-2, 11-12), power output (3-4), audio input (5-7), audio output (8-9),RS232 (10,19-20), relay (13-16), RS485 (17-18)

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Open source ONVIF Device Manager

ONVIF Library Framework and integrated application available for customization and distribution

sourceforge.net/projects/onvifdm/

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ONVIF events and metadata

1. Tampering detectors– Video input quality control

2. Object tracker metadata– for server-side analytics and PTZ-targeting

3. Embedded rule engine events– Edge behavior recognition

4. Digital inputs and outputs– Dry contacts opened/closed, relay status

5. Device monitoring– Temperature, power, processor, memory, network

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Tampering detectors

ONVIF ParametersSignal loss bool StateImage too bright bool StateImage too dark bool StateImage too blurry bool StateView obstructed bool StateCamera redirected bool StateGlobal scene changed bool State

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Object tracker metadata

ONVIF ParametersMotion Alarm bool StateObject Motion Alarm string BoundingBox

string StartPositionstring CurrentPosition

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Embedded rule engine events

ONVIF ParametersMotion Alarm bool State, int RuleIdTripwire Alarm bool State, int RuleIdSpeed Alarm bool State, int RuleIdStop Alarm bool State, int RuleIdAbandoned Item Alarm

bool State, int RuleId

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Local storage• Detachable video archive

– Hard drive or SSD via USB• Each event is associated with a video file• Can be played in VLC on any computer

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Stand-alone operation without VMS

• ONVIF Device Managercan be used to configurethe video analytics encoder

• Event recording to NFS drive\\PATH\YY-MM-DD_HH’MM’SS_EVENT.TS(can be played in VLC or Media Player)

• Email alerts• Dry contact alarms

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Unique selling positioning (USP)(in comparison with Bosch, UDP and Axis)

1. DSP-based i-LIDS® approved primary detection system both for operational alert use and event recording in sterile zone monitoring applications

2. Supports not only video, but also rule engine, events, metadata, security, and PTZ over ONVIF

3. Extended temperature range (-40..50°C), lightning surge protection, backup battery

4. Available source code and customization options