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"Video analytics archive" section#

The "Video analytics archive" section is designed to display all video analytics detection events, as well as to search for events in archive (Figure 28).

"Video analytics archive section"

The number of events displayed on the page is set by the switch in the lower right corner of the page. There can be 10, 25, 50 or 100 events in total on one page.

The following data from video analytics archive events is displayed on the page:

  • Event photo;
  • Type of recognized video analytics—weapon, fire, fight, balaclava/niqab, people counting. For events of weapon, fighе, fire, niqab/balaclava detection, the page show probability of video analytics presence in the frame. For events with people counting—the number of recognized people.
  • Video analytics event type—crowd counting, fight/weapon/fire/balaclava/niqab detection;
  • "Date created"—date and time of the start and end of the event;
  • "Source"—name of the source that recorded the event at the time of event creation;
  • "Location"—region, city, district, street, house where the event occurred;
  • Map with event geotag.

Filtering archived video analytics events#

Find the desired video analytics event using filters: fill in the fields and click "Filter". Clear the filter fields by clicking "Reset" to start a new search. A short description of the elements and parameters of the block with filters is presented in the table (Table 13).

Table 13. Filters available for searching archived video analytics events

Name

Description

Video analytics type with thresholds for setting the probability level (detection of weapons, fights, fires, niqab/balaclava) and a field for specifying the number of people (people counting event)

Choose which types of video analytics to show. Select one type and set thresholds for it: the probability level of the selected video analytics presence in the event frame.

For example, find all events where a person in a balaclava/niqab was detected, as well as events with weapon detection. Fill in the fields from the general list—the source and date of the events, specify the location data.

Or find all events where a fire was detected with a probability of 70%. Also fill in the fields from the general list and specify the location data.

General

"Source"

Select one or more sources from the list of available ones

"Date from" and "Date to"

Date and time of event creation and end

Location

Event recording location—city, area, district, street, house nember, longitude and latitude