학술논문

Control Strategy Based on Vision for Security in Communication Systems
Document Type
Conference
Source
2024 IEEE International Conference on Computing, Power and Communication Technologies (IC2PCT) Computing, Power and Communication Technologies (IC2PCT), 2024 IEEE International Conference on. 5:113-116 Feb, 2024
Subject
Bioengineering
Communication, Networking and Broadcast Technologies
Components, Circuits, Devices and Systems
Computing and Processing
Engineering Profession
Fields, Waves and Electromagnetics
General Topics for Engineers
Power, Energy and Industry Applications
Robotics and Control Systems
Signal Processing and Analysis
Access control
Forests
Surveillance
Systems architecture
Software
Real-time systems
Loss measurement
flood monitoring
iot
cloud
alert and notification
Language
Abstract
Forests are crucially important to maintaining ecological balance and providing all essential life services. Still, the constant protection against illegal, destructive exploitation is a difficult challenge that many people do not think about. - To address this issue, a new camera-based access control system for entry and exit to the protected forest areas that minimizes the number of people with insider knowledge is used for. Unauthorized access to sensitive or restricted areas is eliminated. - In an increasingly vulnerable world where greedy exploitation and human invaders abound, it has now become an urgent need to look after forests. To protect protected forest areas against such threats as loss of habitat, illegal logging, and poaching and the damage done to ecosystems (once their borders are crossed), one must rely on stringent security measures. - Traditional forest preservation strategies lack comprehensive monitoring and access control. But that’s why security and refurbishment of forests are such pressing issues now–and why this project is so vital. - Our system aspires to provide real-time surveillance, access control, and automated alerts if any unauthorized human activity occurs within protected forest areas; for this we need cutting edge hardware and software technologies. The main goal is to create a secure, reliable, efficient access control system for protected forest areas, which presents special problems. - The System will use a camera and software on the basis of the ESP32 to capture and analyze images for identity verification. Unauthorized individuals trying to gain entry will trigger an alert for subsequent investigation or logging. - The study of the camera-based access control system covers the design, installation and testing as well as its operation. This includes hardware/software components and system architecture, which integrates with the Blynk cloud-based server to provide data storage and analytics. - Emphasis: there should be a concentration on security protocols to protect sensitive information and preserve safe operation. This project, utilizing technology as an important aid, stands to reshape forest conservation efforts. - Advanced technology and cloud-based analytics enable real-time access pattern insights to be provided to forest management authorities and conservationists. In addition, this approach may serve as a model for similar initiatives worldwide to advance global conservation efforts and natural resources protection.