Traffic Counting¶
Traffic Counting is a query that counts the number of objects crossing a line. The query uses the following parameters:
Prerequisites¶
- IRIS+ Professional is configured with at least one indexer.
- Query types and classifiers have been registered.
- A video has been added.
Setup¶
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Select a video from your workspace Click +Set up New Query.
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Select Traffic Counting from the list of query types.
1. Query Name¶
Give your query a name to better identify it. A description can also be added (optional).
2. Object Detection Filter¶
Videos¶
The thumbnail image of the previously chosen video is displayed here.
Time interval¶
Select a time frame for the analytics to run, depending on the type of video selected above:
- Earliest: Run the query from the time shown (set during video registration as the beginning timestamp of the video).
- Latest: Run the query until the time shown (set during video registration as the end timestamp of the video).
- Given Date: You can select a custom start and end date and time to run the query on. Type the desired date and time or select them by clicking the calendar icon.
- Live: Analysis is run live, continously.
- Interval: You can select a custom start and end date and time to run the query on. Type the desired date and time or select them by clicking the calendar icon.
- Set interval to: Choose from the presets below to run the query on a given time inmterval.
Object types¶
Select one or multiple object types you want to search for - Person is selected by default. Select a category, then click the dropdown menu to see the list of available object types for the selected object category.
- Minimum confidence (0.5 by default): The minimum confidence level required for an object to be detected. The higher the confidence level, the more certain the system is that the object is of the selected type. The confidence level ranges from 0 to 1, with 1 being the highest confidence level.
Line cross attributes¶
The detector filters results to objects that cross the line in a direction set here.
Left-click on the camera thumbnail to begin drawing the line; left-click again to finish drawing. Select from the options below the canvas to select the facing direction.
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More cross one firing (in milliseconds, 1000 by default): The minimum time between two objects crossing the line to trigger an alert.
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Use bottom reference point: Choose either the center or the bottom of the bounding box as a reference point to determine whether the object is within the ROI.
3. Time-based Segmentation¶
The query separates cross counts into time windows, configured here. By default, crosses are displayed in 5-second intervals.
- Length (in milliseconds, 5000 by default): The length of one time window.
4. Alarm Integration (optional)¶
The query can optionally be integrated with third-party systems, such as a webhook.
Webhook¶
The query can be configured to send detections to a Webhook URL.
- URL: The URL of the Webhook.
- Custom header key: The key of the custom header.
- Custom header value: The value of the custom header.
Results¶
All done - Clicking Save & Run will immediately start the analysis and opens the Result screen of this query. Alternatively, clicking Save & Exit saves the query without running it.