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4.4.3. Coordinates

For historical reasons, all the coordinates described in the protocol (as detector or traffic light
position) will be defined in a 5 megapixel image (from 0 to 2559 and from 0 to 1919).
4.5. Common structures
Data structures used in messages of later sections.
4.5.1. Timestamp
Defines a specific moment in time.
Seconds: date and time of the timestamp, showing the number of seconds
elapsed since 00:00 hours on the first of January of 1970. It is the same format
that is returned at the call to function time_t time ( time_t *timer ) from ANSI C
standard.
Useconds: microseconds of the timestamp.
4.5.2. Region
Informs about the location of the four vertex that make up a detector or loop.
X1: position of vertex 1 in the image (horizontal axe).
Y1: position of vertex 1 in the image (vertical axe).
X2: position of vertex 2 in the image (horizontal axe).
Y2: position of vertex 2 in the image (vertical axe).
X3: position of vertex 3 in the image (horizontal axe).
Y3: position of vertex 3 in the image (vertical axe).
X4: position of vertex 4 in the image (horizontal axe).
Y4: position of vertex 4 in the image (vertical axe).
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Seconds
2
2
2
X1
Y1
X2
4
4
USeconds
2
2
2
Y2
X3
Y3
2
2
X4
Y4

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