A scenic area manages peak-season crowding with real-time visitor data

Gate and path counting on XCORE-16 boxes feeds a live capacity dashboard, triggering one-way routing before paths and viewpoints become unsafe.

Tourism7 monitored zones · live capacity dashboard
At a glance

Project snapshot

The essentials at a glance.

IndustryTourism
Scale7 monitored zones · live capacity dashboard
HardwareXCORE-16
Key algorithmsPeople Counting & Flow, Crowd Density Estimation, Intrusion Detection, Riverbank / Water Edge Intrusion
Challenge

The challenge

What the site was dealing with before deployment.

Peak-season crowding on narrow paths and at viewpoints created real safety risk with no reliable numbers to act on.

Protected heritage areas suffered damage from visitors stepping off designated routes.

Solution

What we deployed

The configuration and how it was rolled out.

  • Counting lines installed at the main gate, path junctions and viewpoints on XCORE-16 appliances.
  • Density estimation feeds a live capacity dashboard used by the operations room.
  • Thresholds trigger one-way routing, gate throttling or staff dispatch before a zone becomes unsafe.
  • Virtual boundaries protect restored heritage areas, with water-edge detection around the lake.
Outcome

Results

Measured outcomes after go-live.

1.2Mvisitors / year
-45%crowding incidents
7monitored zones
  • Crowding incidents fell 45% across two peak seasons.
  • The operations team now manages flow proactively with numbers instead of radio reports.
  • Heritage-zone trespass events were reduced to near zero.

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