DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF CCTV BASED TRAFFIC MONITORING AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Abstract
As the problem of overpopulation worsens, traffic control becomes a grand
challenge. Among the main technologies used to implement solutions for this
challenge is the Closed Circuit Television (CCTV). CCTV systems are
increasingly being deployed across city centres, motorways, trunk roads, car
parks etc., to collect diverse data on large regions where manual observation can
be difficult, problematic or unfeasible. By processing this data, which contains
video images of traffic parameters, useful information can be extracted, including
speed, traffic composition, vehicle shapes, vehicle types, vehicle identification
numbers and occurrences of traffic violations or road accidents. This paper
reviews state-ofthe-art CCTV systems used for traffic control applications. It
highlights existing architectural and deployment models, as well as the various
approaches utilised to analyse generated traffic data, providing examples of
prominent work on each approach. The objective is to provide a clear background
that can help in any related future research.
KEYWORDS CCTV, Traffic control, sensors network, embedded systems.
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