T/CCAATB 0050-2023 Guidance for the construction of intelligent video analysis system for regulatory operations at transportation airports
T/CCAATB 0050-2023 Guidance for the construction of intelligent video analysis system for regulatory operations at transportation airports
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Main technical content: In recent years, China's civil aviation has accelerated the implementation of requirements related to building a strong civil aviation power and achieving high-quality development in the new era, adhered to the bottom line of safe development and the main line of smart civil aviation construction, applied the latest achievements of the new round of scientific and technological revolution and industrial transformation, and used smart airports and smart supervision as key points. By leveraging new technologies such as big data, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence, it has innovated the way of civil aviation supervision and promoted the standardization, intelligence, and precision of safety supervision. As the main site for flight support, the apron involves multiple operators, a large area, and scattered locations. Currently, apron operation supervision mainly relies on on-site inspections and traditional video monitoring, which may lead to delayed detection of problems and risks of omissions. Most video monitoring images are only used for retrospective evidence collection, failing to fully exploit the role of data in identifying major hidden dangers, assessing risks, predicting and warning of potential threats, and responding promptly. Therefore, building a system that can identify apron operation violations in real time and intelligently can effectively reduce safety risks, assist business management departments in making efficient decisions, and enhance the effectiveness of operation supervision. To meet the needs of China's smart airport construction and guide the construction of intelligent video analysis systems for apron operation supervision at transport airports, this document was prepared. The drafting team took MH/T 5049, "Guidelines for the Construction of Four-Type Airports," as a guide and followed the requirements of the "Regulations on the Safety Management of Transport Airports" (Decree No. 7 of 2022 of the Minist