Video Surveillance

Home Security and Video Surveillance using GSM Modem
Sneha Fotedar [1], Tanvi Agarwal [2], Shaheen Shaikh [3], Preety [4] Department of Computer Engineering AISSMS IOIT University of Pune {snehafotedar, tanvi.ag0607, shaikhshahheen, preety032}@gmail.com
Nowadays, researchers experience continuous growth in network surveillance. The reason being is the instability incidents that are happening all around the world. Therefore, there is a need of a smart surveillance system for intelligent monitoring that captures data in real time, transmits, processes and understands the information related to the monitored data. The video data can be used as a forensic tool for after-crime inspection. Hence, these systems ensure high level of security at public places which is usually an extremely complex challenge. As video cameras are available at good price in the market, hence video surveillance systems have become more popular. Video surveillance systems have wide range of applications like traffic monitoring [1] and human activity understanding [2]. • i. Benefits of video surveillance Availability- There was a time when the surveillance techniques were utilized only in shopping centres and malls. Now-a-days, you can notice closed-circuit televisions almost at any place you visit, from a small store to homes and holy places. As a result, they guarantee greater public security at a fraction of the cost. Real-time monitoringTraditionally big organizations have always had the benefits of video surveillance manned by security professionals. In the past times, the events captured on video were used to expose important information and work as proof after the event happened. But, modern technologies let users to check and reply to alarms immediately.

Abstract--- This project has a special feature of smart video transfer and capture feature. Smart video surveillance systems are capable of enhancing situational awareness across multiple scales of space and time. However, at the

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