Developed for use in the Field or Desktop or Aerial

The absolutely unique Albedo Safety Software ©  is developed by a Professional Engineer (CA PE, electrical) for use by Public Safety & Security Organizations.  Licensed use of Albedo Safety Software © is offered as a Service of Oak Tree Investigations.  (The Software will normally be furnished to the user as a download).  Please contact Oak Tree Investigations or email regarding special licensing requirements or arrangements for demonstration.

There are more than 16 million (2^24) unique colors which can be found in a typical digital photograph.  A typical digital photo contains around 300,000 pixels (low resolution) to 5 million or more (high resolution).  Albedo Safety Software can quickly find and locate as little as 1 pixel of the color searched for, in a digital image.  If the color exists in an image, Albedo Safety Software can locate the exact color or can identify colors which are close in color to the exact color sought.  We believe the software can find a color in an image in those situations where human observers are unable to do so.  In some situations, this might enable searchers to locate otherwise unseen subjects.

The Main program module scans, automatically, ALL Images (unlimited number) placed in directory in STEP 1.  Then the Program, automatically, informs the operator of how many 'Hits' (if any) of the color searched for (for Each Image).   Each 'Hit' is clearly identified with Image x-y coordinates as well as drawing a large Circle around each 'Hit'.   The Program can analyze 1 Image or thousands of Images (during one Program 'run').  No time is wasted looking at Images with No 'Hits'.

A rough estimate of the time for a single computer to process images is: for images where 1 pixel represents 1 inch², approximately 1 mile² per hour can be processed; for images where 1 pixel represents 1 foot², approximately  144 miles² per hour can be processed. This estimate is, of course, dependent on other factors, such as the CPU speed of the computer used. A massive search would necessarily require many computers operated by many personnel.

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