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OUR TEAM MEMBERS

RAJAN CHAUHAN 05
LOKESH KAPSE 19
SHUBHAM PAWAR 34
INTRODUCTION
➔ The monitoring of behaviour, activities, or other changing information, usually of people
or places for the purpose of influencing, managing, directing, or protecting them is
termed as surveillance.
➔ The surveillance methods can include observation from a distance by means of
electronic equipment such as closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras, or interception
of electronically transmitted information such as Internet traffic or phone calls, and it can
include simple, relatively low-technology methods such as human intelligence agents
and postal interception.
➔ Many organizations and people are deploying video surveillance systems at their
locations with Closed Circuit TV (CCTV) cameras for better security. The captured video
data is useful to prevent the threats before the crime actually happens. These videos
also become good forensic evidence to identify criminals after the occurrence of crime.
PROBLEM STATEMENT

⮚ Traditionally, the video feed from CCTV cameras is monitored by human operators. These
operators monitor multiple screens at a time searching for anomalous activities.
⮚ This is an expensive and inefficient way of monitoring. The process is expensive because the
operators are on a payroll of the organization and inefficient because humans are prone to
errors. A human operator cannot efficiently monitor multiple screens simultaneously.
⮚ Also, the concentration of an operator will reduce drastically as time passes. One of the
methods to cope with this problem is to use automated video surveillance systems (video
analytics) instead of human operators. Such a system can monitor multiple screens
simultaneously without the disadvantage of dropping concentration.
OBJECTIVE

Following are the Main Objectives of Our Project

➔ To detect Criminal Activities.


➔ To Monitor and manage Suspicious Activities.
➔ To Avoid Criminal & Suspicious Activities from Taking Place as much as Possible.
➔ To enhance the safety and security in residential and Commercial areas.
➔ To Improve the Emergency Responses.
➔ To Provide High Security.
SCOPE

➢ In the Public Places.


➢ In the School and Colleges for Student Safety.
➢ In the Residential Areas.
➢ In the Offices and Corporate Sectors.
LITERATURE SURVEY

● Automated Real-Time Detection of Potentially Suspicious Behavior in Public Transport


Areas.
● Fast and Robust Algorithm of Tracking Multiple Moving Objects for Intelligent Video
Surveillance Systems..
HARDWARE & SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

HARDWARE SOFTWARE
● Windows 7 ● Visual studio Code

● Webcam ● Pycharm / Python IDLE

● RAM 2GB and above Libraries used

● Intel core i3 processor ● Keras module

● Tensorflow

● OpenCV
DATA FLOW DIAGRAM

LEVEL 0
DATA FLOW DIAGRAM

LEVEL 1
METHODOLOGY

This is our methodology we are going to follow the steps to perform the video
surveillance and suspicious movement detection.

1. The configure of the camera settings are such as resolution, frame rate, and field of view, to
capture the required footage.
2. The cameras will then record video footage continuously or at specific intervals, depending on the
settings. This footage can be stored locally or on a remote server.
3. To detect suspicious movements in real-time, the video footage is analyzed using computer vision
algorithms, which can recognize specific patterns, such as the movement of people, objects, and
vehicles.
4. When suspicious movement is detected, an alert system can be activated to notify the security
team, who can then respond accordingly.
5. After an event, the video footage can be reviewed and analyzed to identify the cause of the
suspicious movement, as well as to improve future surveillance methods.
CONCLUSION
The work proposed a suspicious activity detection from the surveillance video using convolutional
neural network for feature extraction and a discriminative deep belief network for action classification.
Compared with the previous works, the proposed approach achieves better classification by deep-
learning-based model. After humans are detected using a background subtraction method, seven
frames are selected in which the area of the bounding boxes calculated for the humans detected are
larger among all.Then this output is fed to a DDBN which is used to classify the recognized actions into
normal and suspicious actions by training the system using semi supervised learning method. The
deep learning model ensures more accuracy and lesser false positives.
FUTURE SCOPE

It have tremendous scope for research and development. Intelligent techniques, esp.
Neural and SVM are emerging as indispensable techniques for behaviour analysis.
Semantic analysis for Activity Detection is also taking hold due to its relative simplicity.
To make the system fully automatic and robust and to overcome the gaps and
limitations like information loss, occlusion, noise, non-rigid motions etc., multi-view
tracking and can be implemented using multiple cameras. Multi view tracking has the
advantage over single view tracking because of wide range and multiple view
captures,with different viewing angles for the objects to be tracked. Scope of research
lies in improving accuracy of such systems along with cost optimization, and making
them more reachable and applicable for society.
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