Automated traffic surveillance using fusion of Doppler radar and video information
Mathematical and Computer Modelling: An International Journal
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The use of lasers, cameras, and advanced signal processing to help isolate individual offenders on crowded highways is discussed. The limitations of the predominant radar in use today, namely down-the-road Doppler-radar in which the axis of the antenna is directed along the line of travel of the target vehicle, are described. The potential of video records, across-the-road radar, and both across and down-the-road laser systems is examined. Passive monitoring and the use of surveillance cameras at red lights are also considered