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The document outlines the key components and functions of an urban security decision support system, including physical security devices and assets, incident management protocols, encrypted communications, surveillance and detection systems, perimeter control, intelligence analysis, response management of assets like people and systems, building security management, information management with internal and external agencies, IT and communications security, command and control spanning all activities, and a dissemination layer and decision support interface. The system utilizes detection devices, surveillance cameras, biometrics, databases, and analytics to monitor incidents and threats and support response decisions.
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- 2. Operations Coordinators Security Analysts Military / Police Agencies Dissemination Layer and Decision Support Interface Event / Situation Manager Stored Response Plans Escalations & Operations Protocols/Rules Situation Analysis Engines & Databases Pattern Analysis Engines & Databases Integrated Messaging Systems & Data Transport Protocols Typically Web Services Driven Facial & FP/Retina Recognition Video Based Incident Detection Building Management & Security Systems / Fault Management Data Supplied By Others – Security Intelligence Wanted Lists etc OCR Engines + Automated Character Recog Specific Security Applications – Aggregate and Integrate data from multiple underlying Detection Devices & Sources CCTV & Actual Surveillance Biometrics VBID CCTV + Zones IT Systems & Comms ANPR/LPR Alarms Presence Detection Detection Devices + End Points of Presence / Border / Perimeter Detection Systems
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