See where observed vehicle activity concentrates

Define the period, camera coverage and aggregation method before interpreting a heatmap. Busy areas, stationary queues and repeated observations can produce different patterns; compare like-for-like views.

Catalog workflow. Detector availability, scene suitability and event delivery must be verified for the proposed deployment. Camera observations supplement human review and established safety procedures.

Discuss this workflow

Illustrative yard activity-density view labeled as a sample

Example

Without IVISIONStandard CCTV feed

With IVISIONIllustrative event overlay

The Process

How It Works

A heatmap shows observation density, not automatic risk Give layout discussions a qualified spatial reference.

Camera input

Establish the camera or verified mapped coverage.

Visual criteria

Validate source tracks and the aggregation method.

Event review

Review concentration with period and coverage labels.

Operator response

Planner compares patterns with actual layout and operating conditions.

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Dimension	Vehicle-Traffic Heatmaps	Vehicle Tracking
Observation	Aggregated vehicle positions or paths within assessed coverage.	Linked positions of a vehicle across visible frames.
Event criteria	A verified aggregation process produces a spatial summary.	A validated association maintains a candidate track.
Monitoring setup	Confirm time window, normalization and treatment of stopped vehicles.	Confirm coverage, track handling and any camera transitions.
What it cannot establish	Density does not by itself measure danger, unique vehicles or physical coordinates.	A track does not automatically establish plate identity or continuity through blind spots.
Practical outcome	Help planners review where vehicle movement is concentrated within assessed coverage.	Help operators review a vehicle’s visible movement without assuming uninterrupted cross-site identity.