Risk Identification Method for Smuggled Frozen Meat in Urban Public Safety Awareness and Early Warning

With the continuous growth in demand for meat and frozen products in the cold chain market, illegally smuggled frozen goods have quickly entered the market due to their low prices, leading to a series of food safety issues. This article proposes a method for identifying the risks of smuggled frozen meat for urban public safety awareness using the YOLOv7 model. The YOLOv7 model is used to detect data captured at various traffic checkpoints, obtaining spatiotemporal information of frozen goods vehicles. This information is then combined with map data to generate vehicle trajectory information. The trajectory similarity between the frozen vehicle trajectories and the specialized database of frozen transportation routes is analyzed using the EDwP distance algorithm. The EDwP algorithm employs a threshold-free approach, dynamically interpolating using the concept of projection, and automatically adapting to non-uniform sampling rates to address the issue of inconsistent trajectory data sampling rates. The experimental results of the YOLOv7-EDwP algorithm were verified by verifying the alerts generated in the recent period through on-site verification by a third-party inspection agency, with a recognition accuracy of 90.77%. This holds significant significance in the detection and warning of smuggled frozen meat.