At present an obvious problem in video surveillance systems on a fairly complex architectural objects (stations, airports, subway stations, supermarkets and other public places) is a spatial navigation – accurate mapping and spatial location of the observed flat images from surveillance cameras.

Traditional systems multiscreen and multiscreen display does not provide sufficient reference to the spatial arrangement of observed events, making it difficult to track moving objects, the selection of the required cameras for surveillance, rapid response, etc. operators real-time tasks. Describes the difficulties rapidly increase with the increasing number of video surveillance cameras and spatial complexity of the protected sites..

We offer a solution within the augmented reality technology, the operator monitoring does not work with a set of planar images and flat plans, maps, helping to visualize the situation and selects the appropriate camera and a virtual three-dimensional model of the protected object, accurately and completely representing the object.

Such models allow the operator to keep in the mind and control the spatial arrangement of objects of observation (people, equipment, etc.) and relevant observing cameras displayed in the model.

Video from the camera is embedded in three-dimensional virtual scene to the corresponding angles of observation.