Was there a public CCTV camera on that street?
If you have wondered whether public cameras covered the place where something happened, start with Viewcone. It maps the public CCTV sites published in Korea's national CCTV standard dataset (Ministry of the Interior and Safety) and estimates what each camera can see.
KEY FEATURES
PUBLIC CCTV MAP
• About 250,000 public CCTV sites captured in open data
• Filter by purpose: crime prevention, traffic, parking enforcement, child safety and more
• Zoom in to see each camera and its estimated view
ESTIMATED VIEWS
• Cameras with a published direction are drawn that way; unknown or rotating ones show their possible range faintly
• Areas hidden by buildings are left out
• Without published lens data, 68° and 55 m are used as reference values
• Tap a camera for its purpose, managing agency, data date and how its view was calculated
PLACE SEARCH
• Jump to a neighbourhood, road or place such as a station or school
• Results appear as you type
• Building numbers can't be searched; a query with one searches the road or neighbourhood name without it
MAP AND SEARCH WORK OFFLINE
• The map, CCTV data and place search are stored on your device
• Location is used only when you tap the location button and never leaves the device
• What you type in search never leaves the device either
SHARE A SPOT
• Share your location or a spot you pick as a map image and link
GOOD TO KNOW
• There is no live video, and whether a camera is recording or working can't be checked
• Only sites captured in public data are shown. These are not total installations or safety rankings
• Estimated views may differ from what is actually recorded
• The app shows ads
Data: Ministry of the Interior and Safety national CCTV standard data · Basemap © OpenStreetMap contributors, OpenMapTiles · Buildings Overture Maps
Public CCTV sites in Korean open data, with estimated views that skip buildings.