safe city

1. Project Safe City
BACOM INTERNETWORK
Leading to Intelligent Vision

2. Content
- Safe and Secure City Concept
- Technology
- System Management
# Video Management System
# Monitor and Management
- Intelligent Video Analytic
- Integrating Video with Other Systems
# Camera
- Mega-Pixel Camera
# Connectivity
Project Safe City

3. Phuket Safe and Secure City
- Single System To Monitor and Management
Video
Audio
Any Alarm Integration
- Proactive System
Automatic Action
Real time and Interactive
- Community
Voice over IP
Integration with Existing Camera

4. AxxonSoft VMS

5. AxxonSoft in Numbers
 2003 foundation of AxxonSoft
 250 employees
 120 thereof Software engineers and developer
 22 offices word wide
 30.000 Axxon System Installations
 175.000 Intellect channels with 14.400 Servers: the so
far biggest project of the world
 250 000 sold video channels per year
 2.500 + Partners world wide
 3: according to IMS-Study AxxonSoft belongs to the 3
biggest VMS developers world wide

6. AxxonSoft in Numbers
1.1

7. System compatibility: SafeCity, 175.000 cameras
Flowchart Monitoring System
 Video
 Audio
 Alarm
 Fire detector
 Face recognition
 LPR
 Access control
 Timekeeping

8. Overall Solution: SafeCity
Police
Central alarm office
Public order office
Traffic monitoring

9. Some Axxon Partners

10. Touchscreen User-Interface
2.2

11. Support for two video streams
IP cameras can often transmit two video streams with different video parameters.
Axxon Smart IP supports this feature and thus allows to optimize the CPU load on
the video server and the client workstation.
MJPEG
H.264

12. AxxonFS –
a new file system for storing video archives
 Fragmentation (files divided into pieces scattered around the disk) occurs naturally
when you use a disk frequently
 The proprietory AxxonFS file system brings these key benefits:
 solves the problem of data fragmentation
 allows for high read/write speeds
 increases the service life of the hard disk
2.2.3

13. Flexible Management of Video Data Archives
 Create and manage archives of
any size on any drives.
 Select one or more archives for
each camera

14. Technology
LPR traffic
control
fire protection and
escape plans
timekeeping
railcar number
recognition
access control
ATM
face recognition
POS

15. Face Intellect – Face Recognition
 Face finder
 Face recognition
 Database

16. Auto Intellect - LPR
 LPR
 Vehicle classification

17. Auto Intellect – Traffic Control
 Statistics
 Congestion detection
 Accident detection
 Speed control

18. Auto Intellect - further Options
Traffic Monitoring
Pre configured settings of vehicles types:
 motorcycles
 cars
 trucks (lengths up to 12 m)
 long trucks (lengths more than 12 m)
 Buses
Automatic event detection:
 speed limit violation
 forbidden overtake
 forbidden stop
 opposite direction cars driving
 wrong vehicle on the road

19. Video Detection – the Intelligence
Motion detection
Direction recognition
Line crossing
Zone alarm
Face detection
Tracking
Manipulation
Object loitering
Embedded video analytics of IP cameras

20. Motion Detection
2.4
Source: Intelligente Video Analyse -Handbuch für die Praxis-

21. Direction Recognition
2.4
Source: Intelligente Video Analyse -Handbuch für die Praxis-

22. Object loitering
2.4
Source: Intelligente Video Analyse -Handbuch für die Praxis-

23. Abandoned object
2.4
Source: Intelligente Video Analyse -Handbuch für die Praxis-

24. Object Move
2.4
Source: Intelligente Video Analyse -Handbuch für die Praxis-

25. Manipulation
Tampering Flashing Position change
Focus loss
Abandoned
objects

26. Forensic Search & Time compression
 ... Find the need in the
haystack!
 Forensic search is a system of
search through video
recordings in the archive
 Along with the video
recording, this system allows
archiving the characteristics of
all moving objects in the scene
Powerful system of video- and audio-analytics.

27.  Fast search for events in video
archive
 Not necessary to pre-configure
any video analysis detectors
Search Criterias
 Moving in the area of interest
 Line crossing in certain
direction
 Object loitering in the area of
interest
 Simultaneous movement of
certain number of objects in
area of interest
 Transferring from one area to
another
Forensic Search

28. Additional search criteria:
Object’s size
Object’s color
Object’s direction of movement
Object’s speed of movement
Example: Search for a green car in
area xy at noon on September
13th.
Forensic Search

29. Powerful system of video- and audio-analytics.
Forensic Search Object’s direction of movement

30. Powerful system of video- and audio-analytics.
Time compression

31. Referenzen
 MediaMart (Deutschland, Spanien): Intellect und Smart
 Saturn (Deutschland): Smart
 Carrefour: Intellect POS
 Segmüller (Deutwschland): Smart und Intellect
 Expert (Spanien): Intellect POS
 DM (Deutschland): Smart
 Casino (Österreich): Smart
 Metro Roma (Italien): Smart und Intellect
 Börse Madrid (Spanien): Smart
 BASF (Deutschland): Smart
 Buenos Aires Metropolitan (Argentinien): Intellect Traffic
 North African Airports (Marroco): Intellect Face Recognition
 Raifeissen Bank (Ukraine, Deutschland, Österreich): Intellect ATM
 SafeCity Moscow (Russland): Intellect

33. Cameras
• The eyes of a video surveillance system.
• The two basic principles of camera deployment are
– Chokepoints - areas where people or vehicles must pass to enter a
certain area.
– Assets - the specific objects or areas that need security.

34. Camera Reduction
10.0 MP 3648x2752 (32.7x VGA)
5.0 MP 2592x1944 (16.4x VGA)
3.1 MP 2048x1536 (10x VGA)
2.0 MP 1600x1200 (6.25x VGA)
1.3 MP 1280x1024 (4.25x VGA)
VGA 640x480

35. VGA
(18PPF / 59PPM)
5MP
(73PPF / 240 PPM)
3MP
(58PPF / 190PPM)
2MP
(45PPF / 148PPM)
1.3MP
(36PPF / 118PPM)
35’ (10.7m) wide FOV at front bumper
Resolution Benefit

36. 45 PPF / 145 PPM
100 PPF / 330 PPM
25 PPF / 80
PPM
PPF - Pixels per Foot
PPM - Pixels per Meter
195 PPF / 640 PPM
150 PPF / 490 PPM
Resolution Benefit

37. HDTV Panoramic
VGA
1.3MP
HD… Megapixel’s Little Brother
HDTV
VGA 1.3MP Panoramic

38. Camera Reduction
5.0 MP 2592x1944 (16.4x VGA)
3.1 MP 2048x1536 (10x VGA)
2.0 MP 1600x1200 (6.25x VGA)
1.3 MP 1280x1024 (4.25x VGA)
VGA 640x480
10.0 MP 3648x2752 (32.7x VGA)

39. • A local bank has been robbed
for $20,000. The video from
their Analog/VGA camera was
not good enough to
prosecute the thief. To ensure
this does not happen again,
they need to install high
definition cameras to have
the image quality needed to
retrieve the stolen money.
COST BENEFIT
Analog /VGA Arecont Vision
- $20,000 Robbery Loss - $20,000
+ $0 Robbery Recovery + $20,000
- $20,000 Total Loss - $0
$0 Cost Benefit $20,000
0.3MP Pixels per camera 3MP
ANALOG / VGA
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Use Case: Financial

40. Show The Pictures
640x480
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1600x1200
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41. Before and After

42. Panoramic Camera :
Digital PTZ = Forensic Zooming
Instantaneous electronic pan, tilt & zoom with
simultaneous delivery of full field of view and
zoomed video
Example Using Panoramic

43. Panoramic Camera
Reduce Cameras & Increase Resolution
Pelco Spectra III 32X PTZ
The “PTZ Killer” does the work of 25 PTZ’S

44. Panoramic Camera

45. Use Case: Parking Lot
1 x 3M
For License
Plate
Recognition
1 x
Panoramic

46. IP Surveillance System
Connect Community

47. Wireless
Wired
IP Surveillance System
Connectivity

48. • Wired
– Ethernet , Fiber
– Power line
– Coaxial cable, Fiber
– Telephone line
• Wireless
– WiFi
– WiMAX
– 3G
Connectivity

49. HomePNA- Telephone Line Bridge
Model Name
HPA-100
Product Name HPNA bridge
Spec
• Compliant with ITU G.954
• Physical interface with F-connector
• Power on Ethernet support
Supported Models Allmost cameras

50. Home Plug – Power Line Bridge
Model Name
HPG-100
Product Name
HomePlug bridge
Spec
• High bandwidth, up to 200Mbs
• PLC, 10/100 Ethernet
• Compliant with IEEE802.3/802.3u,
HomePlug AV, HomePlug 1.0.
Supported
Models
Allmost cameras

51. MoCA – Coaxial cable bridge
Model Name
MOA-100
Product Name
MOCA bridge
Spec
• High bandwidth, up to
270Mbs
• 10/100 Ethernet, MDI/ MDIX.
• IEEE802.3/ 802.3x/ 802.3u/
802.1d,/ 802.1p/ MOCA
Supported
Models
Allmost cameras

52. Wireless IP Surveillance

54. The Need for CCTV Lighting
• Most crime occurs during darkness
• All cameras need light to see
• Street lighting is NOT good enough
• Reduce electrical consumption
• To provide evidence for judicial purposes
• IP & Megapixel cameras need more light
•White-Light OFF
•White-Light ON

55. The Need for IR
• IR off • IR on

56. The Need for IR
Infra-Red
(700+ nm)
• Discreet illumination for CCTV
• No light pollution
• Long Distance illumination
• Used with B/W or D/N camera
• 715-750nm - bright red glow
• 815-850nm - faint red glow
• 940-950nm - discreet

57. The Need for White-Light
White-Light
(400-700nm)
• Illuminate an area for CCTV
• Improve the lighting level of an area for
key personnel
• Provide a welcoming environment
• Deter crime by illuminating a secure area
• Used for multipurpose lighting
• Used with colour camera

58. AdaptiveIllumination
•Adjust the Light Projection Onsite
•Angles from10-180˚
•Quick and Easy Adjustment
•Suits Any Installation

59. Practical Example
Too Narrow Better, More Even
Illumination

61. Long-Range IR
•Infra-RedOFF •Infra-RedON
RM200-AI-10
Trees at 300m

62. Sodium Lighting RAYLUX Urban

63. •White-Light OFF •White-Light ON
Megapixel camera
RL100-AI-30

64. Lighting for Domes
Domes are most at risk
because of a lack of
“fit for purpose,
dedicated lighting”.

65. Panoramic Lighting
• Ultra Wide 180 degree Lighting
• Even spread of illumination
• All possible with a single IR unit

66. PSUOptions

67. How to Specify Lighting
How to Specify Lighting
1. Infra-Red or White-Light
2. Set Max Angle
3. Set Max Distance
4. Camera and Lens Considerations

68. VOYAGER

69. Conclusion
• Benefit
• Management, Operation and Control benefit
• Intelligent Video Analytic, Integrated System benefit
• Image Quality and Resolution benefit
• Flexible Connectivity benefit

70. BACOM INTERNETWORK
Leading to Intelligent Vision
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