Using the Identical plate multi-vehicle report, you can detect if a license
plate was illegally duplicated and used on a different vehicle.
What you should know
The task flags improbable reads where the same plate number is detected at two
distant locations within a short time. If you must report the improbable reads, you can
enter distance and time.
Procedure
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From the homepage, open the Identical plate multi-vehicle
task.
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Set up the query filters for your report. Choose one or more of the following
filters:
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ALPR units -
Patrollers
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Restrict the search to Patroller units and fixed ALPR
units.
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License plate
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Enter a full or partial license plate
number. To enter multiple license plates, see Filtering a report with multiple license plates
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Offload
timestamp
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The date and time that the Patroller offloaded the reads/hits
to Security Center.
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In the Duplicate section, enter the values for time
and minimum distance. For more information on how to determine the
values, see the example.
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Click Generate report.
The reads are listed in the report pane.
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(Optional) To add columns to the report pane, do the following:
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Right-click a column name in the report pane.
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Click Select columns on the pop-up menu. You can
also use keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+C.
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From the Available columns menu, select the
required columns and click .
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Click OK.
Tip: You can add annotation fields as columns in the report
pane.
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(Optional) To view high resolution images in the Plate image and
Context image columns, expand the corresponding column width. For
more information, see Customizing ALPR image quality displayed in report pane columns
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View your query results in the canvas, in one of the following modes:
- tile mode
- To show the ALPR event in a tile, double-click or drag the item from
the report pane to the canvas.
- map mode
- To locate an ALPR event on the map, double-click the item in the
report pane.
Example
The following scenario illustrates how to determine improbable reads by setting the
time between reads and the distance between reads. The distance between Montreal and
Ottawa is approximately 200 kilometers. Assuming the speed limits of highways, and peak
traffic times, the travel duration can range from 2 to 2.5 hours. Therefore, for the
report to display an improbable read, the parameters can be defined in the following
way: