European Journal of Molecular & Clinical Medicine

Due to the reputation of smart mobile devices and the low cost of monitoring systems, automated forensic investigations increasingly take visual data. Digital videos were widely used in identifying, analyzing, presenting and reporting evidence as key evidence sources. The primary purpose of this paper is to establish advanced methods for the forensic video analysis to support forensic science. We propose first a framework for forensic analyzes using an effective video / image improvement technique for low quality footage analysis eco-based forensic analysis.

In India, the existing parking lot systems requires the car drivers looking for empty parking slots
within the car parking without providing any sort of detailed directions toward the available parking
spaces. As a result, drivers tend to waste tons of their time and energy whilst having to navigate through the
parking spaces within the car parking without knowing the right direction which would simply cause traffic
congestions within. This paper looks into this issue of car parking system in India and eventually proposes
an Android-based Car Parking System using low cost Image-Processing. The implementation of Image-
Processing into the car parking system enables drivers to receive data on the of empty car parking spaces.
The paper sets out to present an intelligent parking management system for empty parking zone detection
supported by image processing techniques, that captures and processes the image drawn at parking lot and
produces the space of the empty car parking spaces. This paper works on the planning and implementation
of Android-based Mall Parking that uses Image-Processing of the parking lot captured in frames from the
parking lot’s CCTV footage, finding the closest parking lot for drivers.

With the evolution of modern criminology, digital technology has undoubtedly emerged as a
prime tool in the process of prevention/detection of crimes, conviction and reformation.
Beginning from Bentham’s project of the Panopticonwhich deliberates on the design of a
prison and Michel Foucault’s ensuingstudy of discipline and the Panopticon as a symbolof
institutions and society, modern surveillance technologies like CCTV have today assumed a
crucial role in the study of criminology. The present paper seeks to analyze property crime
statistics between 2014-2018 from National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) Crime in India,
for the Eastern India states of Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Sikkim, Assam, Arunachal
Pradesh, Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura, Nagaland and Meghalaya and the need for
involvement of technology and other measure in crime prevention. The findings tend to
indicate that although the crime rates in the Eastern India Sates if less than the rest of India,
effective remedial measures in form of greater use of technology and proper police
monitoring is required to avert and solve crimes.