OpenEye Server-Side Analytics
These instructions are for configuring OpenEye server-side or native analytics, as well as the ability to record based on analytic events on the edge (when supported). OWS analytics provide you with more actionable intelligence, natively available in OWS, enhancing the value from your existing video surveillance system. Harness the full power of OWS, receiving real-time notifications to email and mobile, or quickly search for these events on the timeline bar to easily locate the video you need. In addition to server-side analytics, OWS also gives you the ability to record on edge-based events where analytics capabilities exist.
Harness the full power of OWS, receiving real-time notifications to email and mobile, or quickly search for these events on the timeline bar to easily locate the video you need. In addition to server-side analytics, OWS also gives you the ability to record on edge-based events where analytics capabilities exist.
NOTE: OpenEye Server-Side Analytics are only available with certain licensing tiers. See OWS Licensing for more information.
Configure Server-Side Analytics
To configure camera analytics:
- Connect to a recorder.
- Go to Setup
> Cameras under General Configuration and click on the specific camera from the Camera List. - Click on the Analytics tab and check the boxes to enable Standard Motion, Smart Motion, Person Detected, Vehicle Detected, Line Crossing Detected, Loitering Detected, or Intrusion Detected, or General Analytics for the supported camera.
NOTE: OpenEye edge analytic cameras have analytics enabled by default when added to a recorder.
NOTE: Some Analytic Types may not appear based on your version of Apex Server Software.
NOTE: The number of supported channels of server-side analytics will vary depending on both hardware configuration and the analytics or other features enabled. It is recommended that you leverage the system metric tools in OWS Server Software Setup under General Configuration > Cameras > Analytics when setting up analytics on your system.
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Recorder Analytics
Standard Motion utilizes analytic techniques to register any movement within a specifically delineated area of your preference. Learn more about standard motion.
Reduce false alerts and increase your days of recorded video using Smart Motion, OpenEye’s analytics-enabled motion detection. Learn more about smart motion.
Person and vehicle detection analytics give you more actionable intelligence through person and vehicle events and by being available natively in OpenEye Web Services (OWS). Learn more about person and vehicle analytics.
Line Crossing, Loitering, and Intrusion Detected
Server-side line crossing, intrusion and loitering analytics from OpenEye Web Services (OWS) provide you with more actionable intelligence, and available natively in OWS, create more value from your existing video surveillance system. Learn more about line crossing, loitering and intrusion analytics.
Camera Analytics
Generate events or record when camera analytics are detected on supported cameras. Learn more about general camera analytics.
Best Practices for Configuring Analytics
The Alert Regions tool allows for the customization of alert settings to accommodate onboard analytics, providing the ability to configure as many as three unique regions for each analytic type on a per-camera basis. Learn more about alert regions.
System Usage Metrics
The system usage metrics display the current Resource Usage, CPU, GPU and Memory usage in the upper right hand corner of a camera's General set up page under Setup > General Configuration > Cameras > Camera List. The severity of usage is indicated as percentages and as green, orange, or red gauges.
NOTE: Analytic events may not be detected or recorded as configured if system usage nears or exceeds CPU, GPU or Memory capacities.
NOTE: The amount of channels for analytic events is limited based on hardware compatibility. Contact your sales representative if you have any questions.
Quick Links
Click on the Quick Links at the bottom of the Analytics tab to view Alert Rules or Video Clips associated with analytic events.
Configure Cameras for Optimal Use
- For optimal detection, start at 10ppf and adjust from there to a higher count if needed.
NOTE: Apex Server Software uses the low stream to detect objects.
- Set the optimal light level at 7 lux and adjust higher if needed.
NOTE: Object detection will occur at lower lux levels, but may be less accurate. At lower lux levels, IR is recommended.
- Angle the camera so that objects you wish to detect can contrast against background objects. Detection accuracy will vary based on how well the object contrasts against the background. Higher contrast will result in better accuracy.
Setting up Detection in Apex Server Software
- Adjust confidence level based on how much the object will blend in to the scene.
- Higher confidence will reduce false positive events.
- Lower confidence will provide detection at further distances but may result in false positive events.
Keep in Mind
- Objects are only detected while moving.
- A person's head and shoulders need to be fully in the scene in order to be detected.
- Create a region of interest to exclude areas that might generate false alarms (such as high traffic areas that are not of interest).