High barriers exist for data docking between traffic‑management and multiple departments. Data silos are commonplace, restricting the capacity for full‑domain situation awareness.
Public‑Security — Smart Transportation
Smart Transportation
It integrates core traffic‑management data including video surveillance, electronic‑police checkpoints, vehicle‑driver administration as well as police‑officer and patrol‑car positioning to build an all‑in‑one‑map traffic command and management platform.
With the traffic‑management brain analyzing multi‑source data, the system can automatically identify and quickly locate traffic accidents, road congestion, illegal parking and other police‑alert incidents. The overall traffic‑operation status is visualized on one single screen to support efficient research, judgment and decision‑making of traffic‑control departments.
Compared with the traditional mode, the system cuts labor costs by 30%, improves statistical‑analysis capacity by 20‑30% and lifts the efficiency of police‑related image analysis by over 30%.
Pain Points
Difficulty in cross‑departmental data interconnection
High barriers exist for data docking between traffic‑management and multiple departments. Data silos are commonplace, restricting the capacity for full‑domain situation awareness.
Fragmented internal systems
Independent construction of various traffic‑management business systems brings inconsistent standards. In‑depth correlation analysis cannot be performed on multi‑source heterogeneous data.
Prominent defects in data quality
Front‑end sensing equipment suffers from inadequate operation & maintenance and low online availability. Recognition accuracy stays poor under complicated scenarios. Missing and delayed data impair judgment precision.
Insufficient system adaptability
Developed information systems are divorced from grass‑roots practical demands, causing implementation troubles including "unavailable, inconvenient‑to‑use and hard‑to‑operate" problems.
Low efficiency of intelligent applications
Data modeling merely stays at the stage of visualization‑aided manual analysis. Active decision‑making capability and effective iteration mechanisms are absent, imposing heavy inspection burdens on grass‑roots staff.
Architecture
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