City vision: CCTV images based public surveillance model

A large number of criminals can be identified with the help of the forensic information derived from CCTV images, which is common in modern cities. CCTV cameras are commonly used to detect suspects of interest. Using this technique, it is also possible to obtain other types of forensic evidence and intelligence information. If CCTV images are used as forensic evidence, the reliability of the images must be determined. Case studies, empirical experiments, and phenomenological inquiry are all used to investigate this new type of evidence. Investigating the reliability of photographic evidence requires an interdisciplinary and multifaceted approach. According to this study, the use of CCTV images as forensic evidence is fraught with serious reliability problems. According to the study, reliability will be improved by establishing more robust methods that enhance the scientific model of repeatability and validation. As part of the research, a new theoretical model is developed that examines the relationship between photographic and physical proof and the application of photographic evidence in criminal investigations. In addition, the work develops a method for more reliable photo interpretation.