Image processing techniques for a video based traffic monitoring system and methods therefor
AssigneeCET Technologies PTE LTD
InventorsYew Liam Ng, Kim Siah Ang, Chee Chung Chong, Ming Kun Gu
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AssigneeCET Technologies PTE LTD
InventorsYew Liam Ng, Kim Siah Ang, Chee Chung Chong, Ming Kun Gu
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The present disclosure relates to a number of inventions directed, generally, to the application of image processing techniques to traffic data acquisition using video images. The inventions reside in a traffic monitoring system, the basic function of which is for traffic data acquisition and incident detection. More specifically, the application of image processing techniques for the detection of vehicle, from sequence of video images, as well as the acquisition of traffic data and detection of traffic incident. In one aspect, the present invention provides a method of processing images received from a video based traffic monitoring system. In another aspect, the present invention is directed to a Region Of Interest (ROI) for detection of a moving vehicle and a further aspect is directed to a method of detecting day or night status in a traffic monitoring system. It's The application of various algorithms to a video based traffic monitoring system is also considered inventive. Other inventive aspects of the present traffic monitoring system are outlined in the claims.
A method of detecting a vehicle within a chevron area in a traffic monitoring system, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of calculating vehicle speed in a traffic monitoring system, the method comprising the steps of:
A method of calculating vehicle speed in a traffic monitoring system, the method comprising the steps of:
A method as claimed in claim in 9, wherein a positive polarity indicates that the vehicle is travelling in a direction of traffic flow, and wherein a negative polarity indicates that the vehicle is travelling in a direction opposite to the direction of traffic flow.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.