Definition
Restricted-zone intrusion
Detection of people or vehicles entering a mapped controlled area.
What it means
Restricted-zone intrusion detects when a person or vehicle crosses into a defined area where access is limited by policy, safety rules, or operating conditions.
Why it matters
The zone boundary and response owner matter more than generic motion. A useful alert says what boundary was crossed and who should act.
Evaluation questions
- Who is allowed in the zone and when?
- What camera view defines the boundary?
- Does the event interrupt operators or route to review?
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