What does the DORI standard define?

The DORI standard defines the levels of detail needed for surveillance in various scenarios based on the distance from which an object is viewed, allowing for a clear understanding of what level of resolution is necessary for effective surveillance monitoring. This standard categorizes different fields of view and the corresponding pixel density required to identify, recognize, or detect objects, ensuring that surveillance systems are installed with the right specifications for their intended application. By establishing clear metrics for the quality of video monitoring, the DORI standard helps in assessing the adequacy of surveillance in public safety, security installations, and other applications where visual detail is crucial. This focus on the detail levels ensures that users can effectively implement surveillance systems tailored to their specific needs.