Rules drawn in the scene
Define monitoring regions, counting lines and authored direction rules. Supported speed estimation uses a separate calibrated-road geometry.
Camera setup, scene rules, tracked events, matched evidence and fleet health in one traffic analytics application.

The engineering challenge
An incident needs more than a detection. Operators need to understand which vehicle, which scene configuration and which evidence belong together, even when a local track temporarily changes.
Scene geometry, event identity and evidence timestamps stay aligned. A searchable review workflow sits alongside camera connectivity, processing state and inference-worker health.
Configure a camera’s task, inspect tracked events, follow matching proof and distinguish a reachable camera from one that is actually being processed.
Conceptual workflow · not an application screenshot
Configure scene + camera
Track observations + events
Inspect matching proof
Review + monitor health
What we built
Define monitoring regions, counting lines and authored direction rules. Supported speed estimation uses a separate calibrated-road geometry.
Supported incidents retain continuity across temporary local track changes, with guards against unrelated vehicles inheriting an incident.
Inspect sampled proof with matching timestamps and analytics, toggle overlays, zoom to original detail and export captures with metadata.
Inspect camera reachability, worker heartbeats, processing state, frame-rate history, hardware telemetry and identity-service health.
Operators can move from trends, camera maps and review workload to individual vehicle records. Evidence storage has explicit budgets, free-disk reserves, sampling and rotation so the review workflow also has an operational lifecycle.

Evidence playback is sampled proof, not a continuous video archive. Events require review. Speed estimates depend on calibration and measurement eligibility; this is not a certified speed-enforcement system.
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