Image processing techniques for identifying location of interest

An apparatus for image processing to identify locations of interest, comprising:

• a memory configured to store instructions;
• and
• a processor communicatively coupled with the memory, the processor configured to execute the instructions to:
• receive, at the processor, information associated with a street address of a physical structure;
• retrieve, from a database, a geospatial image of a geographic area including the physical structure based on the received information;
• generate a virtual geofence around the physical structure;
• store, in the memory, geofence information for the physical structure based on the generated virtual geofence;
• receive and analyze global positioning system (GPS) information from a plurality of computer devices within the virtual geofence, with each of the plurality of computer devices associated with a corresponding vehicle;
• generate one or more locations of interest within the virtual geofence by tracking density of GPS clusters based on the GPS information;
• and
• cause the computer device, associated with the corresponding vehicle, to display the one or more locations of interest on a display screen of the computer device.

A non-transitory computer readable medium storing instructions, executable by a processor of a computer for image processing to identify locations of interest, comprising instructions for:

• receiving, at the computer, information associated with a street address of a physical structure;
• retrieving, from a database, a geospatial image of a geographic area including the physical structure based on the received information;
• generating a virtual geofence around the physical structure;
• storing, in the memory, geofence information for the physical structure based on the generated virtual geofence;
• receiving and analyzing global positioning system (GPS) information from a plurality of computer devices within the virtual geofence, with each of the plurality of computer devices associated with a corresponding vehicle;
• generating one or more locations of interest within the virtual geofence by tracking density of GPS clusters based on the GPS information;
• and
• causing the computer device, associated with the corresponding vehicle, to display the one or more locations of interest on a display screen of the computer device.