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Lesnoy Dozor defends forests from fire by LLC DSC Nizhniy Novgorod, Russian Federation 2010 2010 was a disaster 2 More than 4000 people in Russia lost their homes. Fire destroyed an area of 1.2 million acres. The mortality caused by

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by LLC “DSC” Nizhniy Novgorod, Russian Federation

Lesnoy Dozor

defends forests from fire

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was a disaster

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More than 4000 people in Russia lost their homes. Fire destroyed an area of 1.2 million acres. The mortality caused by heart and lungs diseases in 2010 has doubled.

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The territory around our hometown Nizhny Novgorod was worst affected. And we offered something to solve the problem of early forest fire detection.

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The Idea

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We came up with an idea: to develop a smoke detection algorithm;

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which would analyze video stream from the network of variety PTZ ip video cameras and infrared sensors;

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which could be inexpensively installed on existing infrastructure – widely spread nowadays cell phone towers.

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We had a clear vision how to develop the way of calculating fire coordinates, using digital terrain model and computer vision technology.

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How to calculate cameras positioning for optimum coverage on certain terrain, certain number of towers for certain region and its climate conditions.

And we did all of that in our system.

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Implementation

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Essential server functions:

  • Directing cameras along patrol routes
  • Video analysis and smoke detection
  • Media data storage
  • GIS data and analytics

Cameras Servers Client App

Client – server architecture

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Client – server architecture

Benefits:

  • Unlimited number of users
  • Registered user can install and use application on any

PC

  • 24/7 access (server works independently)
  • Direct access for camera live view
  • User management (hierarchy of rights, supervisory,

continuous statistics collecting)

Client`s app as a front end tool

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The Application

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There is a fundamental principle beyond all the functionality: In most cases there is no need to watch all the cameras, they follow their routes by themselves, analyzing forest areas frame by frame, searching for smoke. The user`s duty is validating automatically generated PDOs – Potentially Dangerous Objects. Filtering them.

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In the application it looks this way:

New PDOs appears in the list. User validates PDO by pressing one of those buttons. Here we can see what was the reason for an alarm. Playback control.

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This principle allows to control up to 30 cameras by single one operator. Monitoring of the same area in a traditional way would require 30 foresters. It is not difficult to calculate how much money would be spent from salary budget to afford 30 foresters.

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The Interface

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status bar user ID tree of

  • bjects

GIS data

  • bject markers

main menu

Basic layout

tech support

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Basic modes

  • 1. Validating PDOs:
  • PDO analysis window
  • Fire analysis window
  • 2. Routes monitoring:
  • View routes window
  • 3. Live view mode:
  • Capture control window
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PDO Analysis Window

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Fire Analysis Window

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View Routes Window Panorama Timeline for chosen orientation Routes

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Live View Window

Pan Auxiliary functions Tilt Zoom

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Plotting coordinates PDOs, both manually or automatically generated, appears with calculated coordinates and with a marker on a map.

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Plotting coordinates If you can see smoke from two cameras, coordinates could be calculated with even more precision.

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Data integration

Loading on the fly assets:

  • Detailed custom clients` maps
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Data integration

Loading on the fly assets:

  • Detailed custom clients` maps
  • Fire – hazard class maps
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Data integration

Loading on the fly assets:

  • Detailed custom clients` maps
  • Fire – hazard class maps
  • Satellite Data
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Data integration

Loading on the fly assets:

  • Detailed custom clients` maps
  • Fire – hazard class maps
  • Satellite Data
  • Forest maps
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Loading on the fly assets:

  • Detailed custom clients` maps
  • Fire – hazard class maps
  • Satellite Data
  • Forest maps
  • Atmosphere transparency, clouds and

weather maps (beta)

Data integration

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Diagnostics and Statistics Window Cameras, routes, users, servers diagnostics and statistics can be easily exported.

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  • Total time when user was logged in
  • Total estimated number of recorded video clips
  • Total number of created objects “Fire”
  • Total number of detected PDOs
  • PDOs validated as “No dangerous fumes”
  • Amount of not validated PDOs
  • Amount of not validated confirmed PDOs

Statistics that could be exported in details:

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More than 300 cameras in the system and

  • apprx. 70 million acres of forest under protection at the time
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24/7 Tech Support

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Monitoring methods comparison

The easiest way. Low one-off costs if existing towers are using. Human factor – hard to stay concentrated for long time. Needs a lot

  • f people for monitoring

big areas. Good for monitoring distant areas. Good fire coordinates precision. Good for monitoring distant areas, that can`t be reached the other way.

  • Expensive. Can`t be

used continuously. Takes long time to educate pilots. Data updates rarely (several times a day). Fire must be big enough to be detected. Unable to monitor areas under clouds.

Traditional Aircraft Satellite

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Monitoring methods comparison

Multi-positional passive optical location method of Lesnoy Dozor

Lesnoy Dozor

Automatic monitoring. Real-time data streaming. Up to 30 cameras per one operator. Coordinates calculation. A lot cheaper than aircraft monitoring. Third-party sources data integration, including satellite, weather, etc. Unlimited number of users and control centers. Needs electricity and internet connection on towers. Less precise coordinates calculation than an aircraft gives.

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Pricing

One-off (launch) costs:

  • Coverage modelling
  • Cameras & server(s)
  • Network equipment
  • Installation

Operating costs (monthly):

  • Towers rent
  • Internet connection for each camera
  • Software License
  • Maintenance

To calculate the costs or get more information, please contact us by phone: +7 (831) 411 55 97 or e-mail: info@lesdozor.ru

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Our Customers: Regions

Under control: 318 sensors 1. the Altay Territory 2. the Vladimir Region (NP Meschera) 3. the Vologda Region 4. the Voronezh Region 5. the Irkutsk Region 6. the Kaliningrad Region 7. the Kaluga Region 8. the Kemerovo Region 9. the Kostroma Region

  • 10. the Kurgan Region
  • 11. the Kursk Region
  • 12. the Lipetsk Region
  • 13. the Nizhniy Novgorod Region
  • 14. the Novosibirsk Region
  • 15. the Omsk Region
  • 16. the Oryol Region

http://www.lesdozor.ru/en

  • 17. the Penza Region
  • 18. the Perm Territory
  • 19. Republic Komi
  • 20. Republic Mariy El
  • 21. Republic Mordovia
  • 22. Republic Karelia
  • 23. the Rostov Region
  • 24. the Ryazan Region
  • 25. the Samara Region
  • 26. the Sverdlovsk Region
  • 27. the Smolensk Region
  • 28. the Tambov Region
  • 29. the Tver Region
  • 30. the Tomsk Region
  • 31. The Tula Region
  • 32. the Tyumen region
  • 33. the Chelyabinsk region
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About Us: the History & the Team

Limited Liability Company DSC was founded in the city of Nizhny Novgorod in 2008. The company is a resident of Skolkovo Innovation Centre and IT-park Ankudinovka. The team develop, sell and implement the early warning system for forest fires Lesnoy Dozor (“Forest/Wood Watch” – transl.).

Ivan Shishalov – Managing Director and the architect of the project. Graduated Lobachevsky State University of Nizhny Novgorod with honors. Gained professional experience in Intel, Wireless Net Lab and Video City. Underwent a training in Intel Labs Berkeley. A patent holder for 4 inventions and an author of more than 20 scientific publications. Yaroslav Solovyov – Technical Director. Graduated Lobachevsky State University of Nizhny Novgorod (Radiophysical Department). Obtained experience in Encotes, Video City and Tele-M as Developer and then as Project Manager. Andrey Filimonov – Director of Software Engineering. PhD in the field

  • f applied mathematics. A scientific

associate at Lobachevsky National Research University

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Nizhny

  • Novgorod. Worked in international

companies Teleca and Telma more than 8 years as Developer, SW engineer and Senior Project Manager

http://www.lesdozor.ru/en

Dmitry Bulgatov

– Commercial Director. Has working experience on managing positions in companies: PepsiCo, Mobile TeleSystems, A’Lemar, NCC, SMARTS. More than 8 years in telecomminication business.

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Contact information Limited liability company “DSC” 14 Cherepichniy village, Nizhny Novgorod, 603141, Russia Telephone/fax +7 (831) 411-55-97 Web www.lesdozor.ru/en E-mail info@lesdozor.ru CEO Ivan Shishalov shishalov@lesdozor.ru Director of Software Engineering Andrey Filimonov filimonov@lesdozor.ru Technical Director Yaroslav Solovyov solovyov@lesdozor.ru Commercial Director Dmitry Bulgatov bulgatov@lesdozor.ru

Lesnoy Dozor

protects forest from fires