Determining overlap of a parking space by a vehicle

A method comprising:

• accessing a set of pixel coordinates of a vehicle defining a location of the vehicle within an image of a parking space;
• translating the set of pixel coordinates of the vehicle to a first set of global coordinates defining a first geospatial location of a blob-shaped object corresponding to the vehicle, wherein the translating comprises translating the set of pixel coordinates based on a value of at least one of an angle, a height, and a physical position, of a camera which captured the image;
• accessing a second set of global coordinates defining a second geospatial location of a blob-shaped object corresponding to the parking space;
• determining an overlap amount of the blob-shaped object corresponding to the vehicle with the blob-shaped object corresponding to the parking space based on a difference between the first set of global coordinates and the second set of global coordinates;
• determining the vehicle is parked in the parking space in response to the overlap amount satisfying a threshold overlap amount;
• and
• updating a data object associated with the vehicle to indicate the vehicle is parked in the parking space.

A non-transitory machine-readable storage medium, and embodying instructions that, when executed by one or more processors of a machine, cause the machine to perform operations comprising:

• accessing a set of pixel coordinates of a vehicle defining a location of the vehicle within an image of a parking space;
• translating the set of pixel coordinates of the vehicle to a first set of global coordinates defining a first geospatial location of a blob-shaped object corresponding to the vehicle, wherein the translating comprises translating the set of pixel coordinates based on a value of at least one of an angle, a height, and a physical position, of a camera which captured the image;
• accessing a second set of global coordinates defining a second geospatial location of a blob-shaped object corresponding to the parking space;
• determining an overlap amount of the blob-shaped object corresponding to the vehicle with the blob-shaped object corresponding to the parking space based on a difference between the first set of global coordinates and the second set of global coordinates;
• determining the vehicle is parked in the parking space in response to the overlap amount satisfying a threshold overlap amount;
• and
• updating a data object associated with the vehicle to indicate the vehicle is parked in the parking space.