Design of a Real-Time Monitoring and Early Warning System for Engineering Safety Hazards Using Image Analysis Technology

As the scale of engineering projects continues to grow, safety management on construction sites faces significant challenges. Traditional methods such as manual inspections and periodic checks struggle to achieve real-time and effective monitoring of potential hazards, which can lead to accidents. I...

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Algorithms
Construction engineering
Construction site accidents
Deformation
Early warning systems
Engineering
Hazard identification
Identification methods
Image analysis
Lighting
Localization
Monitoring
Project management
Real time
Safety management
Support vector machines
Technology assessment
Tracking
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