This document outlines an FDOT ITS training program module on CCTV systems. The module goals are to provide "grassroots" training prior to deployment, share lessons learned, and allow for interactive discussion. The schedule includes a presentation, vendor demos, a specification critique workshop, and a test. The module covers CCTV purposes like incident management, applications beyond traffic, and technical specifications. Key points are made about dome housings, pan/tilt/zoom assembly, and environmental/lightning protection considerations for CCTV design and installation.
This document discusses the design of IP CCTV systems. It outlines key considerations for defining system requirements through a needs assessment and site survey. These include assessing functional, operational, infrastructure and video retention needs. The document also covers CCTV system design considerations such as lighting, power distribution, video transmission, and ensuring the system is scalable to accommodate future expansion. The goal of the design process is to procure and install a CCTV system that meets an organization's security and operational needs.
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This document discusses IP CCTV system design. It begins by outlining the key components and functions of CCTV systems. It then describes the importance of defining system requirements through a needs assessment and site survey process involving a multidisciplinary team. This helps identify functional, operational, infrastructure and video retention needs. The document outlines various CCTV system design considerations including lighting, power distribution, video transmission, scalability, cost and infrastructure. It emphasizes the importance of reliability, maintainability and the ability of the system to provide annunciation, assessment and response capabilities. Various CCTV system components are then described including fixed and PTZ cameras as well as connectivity types.
Viseum provided CCTV communications services for the Metropolitan Police Service in London and helped secure the 2012 London Olympics. It has the largest PhD network developing video analysis software and multiple manufacturing facilities. Viseum sells integrated surveillance solutions to automatically provide the right video information to respond quickly to emergencies and investigate crimes efficiently. It delivers large projects on schedule and provides long-term remote support and training.
This document summarizes Viseum's CCTV surveillance and security solutions. It states that Viseum sells trusted solutions to problems with CCTV systems and is the fastest evolving CCTV technology business. It explains that Viseum's solutions provide high quality CCTV video to the right people at the right time, allowing for quick and effective emergency responses and efficient crime investigations. The document also outlines that Viseum software and modular hardware can address any site's unique surveillance requirements.
CCTV systems use cameras to visually monitor multiple environments simultaneously. CCTV technology has evolved from analog to digital cameras and storage. Key CCTV system components include cameras, lenses, transmission media, monitors, power sources, and recording/storage devices. Common camera types like dome, bullet, and PTZ cameras are suited to different monitoring needs. NVRs are used to view, control, and record video from IP cameras over a network. POE cameras receive power directly through Ethernet cables.
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This document summarizes the key points from a presentation on using NERC CIP standards for industrial control system design by system integrators. It discusses the history and timeline of NERC CIP standards, an overview of the standards and their requirements, and how standards like NERC CIP, ISA62443, and NIST SP800 relate to cybersecurity goals. Specific standards like CIP-002 on categorization, CIP-003 on security management controls, and CIP-005 on electronic security perimeters are examined in more detail.
The document provides information about Mihika Shah's roll number and then discusses the history and types of surveillance systems including analog CCTV cameras, IP cameras, and their components and architecture. It describes the advantages and disadvantages of analog versus IP cameras. It also discusses how to configure an IP camera and provides examples of video surveillance applications in farms.
This document discusses CCTV (closed-circuit television) systems, including their purpose for security, common types of cameras used, best practices for home installation, and factors to consider when selecting a CCTV system such as analog vs. IP systems. CCTV cameras can be used to monitor the interior of ovens, construction sites, stadiums, and homes. Proper placement of home security cameras includes locations like the front door, back door, windows, garage, and entrance to deter burglars. Legal restrictions and permission may be required depending on camera coverage areas.
This document discusses the design of IP CCTV systems. It outlines key considerations for defining system requirements through a needs assessment and site survey. These include assessing functional, operational, infrastructure and video retention needs. The document also covers CCTV system design considerations such as lighting, power distribution, video transmission, and ensuring the system is scalable to accommodate future expansion. The goal of the design process is to procure and install a CCTV system that meets an organization's security and operational needs.
Ip cctv design full course by eng nader elmansiNader Elmansi
This document discusses IP CCTV system design. It begins by outlining the key components and functions of CCTV systems. It then describes the importance of defining system requirements through a needs assessment and site survey process involving a multidisciplinary team. This helps identify functional, operational, infrastructure and video retention needs. The document outlines various CCTV system design considerations including lighting, power distribution, video transmission, scalability, cost and infrastructure. It emphasizes the importance of reliability, maintainability and the ability of the system to provide annunciation, assessment and response capabilities. Various CCTV system components are then described including fixed and PTZ cameras as well as connectivity types.
Viseum provided CCTV communications services for the Metropolitan Police Service in London and helped secure the 2012 London Olympics. It has the largest PhD network developing video analysis software and multiple manufacturing facilities. Viseum sells integrated surveillance solutions to automatically provide the right video information to respond quickly to emergencies and investigate crimes efficiently. It delivers large projects on schedule and provides long-term remote support and training.
This document summarizes Viseum's CCTV surveillance and security solutions. It states that Viseum sells trusted solutions to problems with CCTV systems and is the fastest evolving CCTV technology business. It explains that Viseum's solutions provide high quality CCTV video to the right people at the right time, allowing for quick and effective emergency responses and efficient crime investigations. The document also outlines that Viseum software and modular hardware can address any site's unique surveillance requirements.
CCTV systems use cameras to visually monitor multiple environments simultaneously. CCTV technology has evolved from analog to digital cameras and storage. Key CCTV system components include cameras, lenses, transmission media, monitors, power sources, and recording/storage devices. Common camera types like dome, bullet, and PTZ cameras are suited to different monitoring needs. NVRs are used to view, control, and record video from IP cameras over a network. POE cameras receive power directly through Ethernet cables.
CLASS 2018 - Palestra de Jens Puhlmann (Security Manager, NA - ICS Security M...TI Safe
This document summarizes the key points from a presentation on using NERC CIP standards for industrial control system design by system integrators. It discusses the history and timeline of NERC CIP standards, an overview of the standards and their requirements, and how standards like NERC CIP, ISA62443, and NIST SP800 relate to cybersecurity goals. Specific standards like CIP-002 on categorization, CIP-003 on security management controls, and CIP-005 on electronic security perimeters are examined in more detail.
The document provides information about Mihika Shah's roll number and then discusses the history and types of surveillance systems including analog CCTV cameras, IP cameras, and their components and architecture. It describes the advantages and disadvantages of analog versus IP cameras. It also discusses how to configure an IP camera and provides examples of video surveillance applications in farms.
This document discusses CCTV (closed-circuit television) systems, including their purpose for security, common types of cameras used, best practices for home installation, and factors to consider when selecting a CCTV system such as analog vs. IP systems. CCTV cameras can be used to monitor the interior of ovens, construction sites, stadiums, and homes. Proper placement of home security cameras includes locations like the front door, back door, windows, garage, and entrance to deter burglars. Legal restrictions and permission may be required depending on camera coverage areas.
Deck provides an overview of Panduit's Enterprise Network Infrastructure security solution, plus a summary of how Panduit achieved cost savings while deploying secure Enterprise solution in its own World Headquarters building. Go to http://www.panduit.com/NetKey for more information.
The document discusses various CCTV applications and solutions, including on-board vehicle surveillance systems, POS DVR integration with retail transactions, ATM CCTV for security, and integrating access control with CCTV. It also covers building management systems that can combine technologies like access control, security systems, and CCTV to enhance property security and monitoring.
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Industrial Wired & Wireless Networking
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Software: Network Monitoring, Asset Management Software, Digital Signage Solutions , CRM Solutions , Antivirus
Data Centre: Structure Cabling, Rack Installation, Data Centre designing / Redesigning, Data Center Monitoring tools & IoT Sensors.
Conferencing: MS Teams & Audio & Video Conferencing, Digital Signages
FMS: Staffing We also provide IT helpdesk, Network, Security ,DevOps and Cloud resources
AMC : We provide Annual Maintenance for all your IT hardware, and We also provide managed services
IT Training: We provide Trainings ITIL, AWS, Azure, CCNA, MCSE, CCNP , Linux, Customized IT Training
RIM: Remote Infrastructure Monitoring & L1 to L3 remote support , Cloud DevOps Support.
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Application of Information technology equipments and how they works and basic requirements ,how solutions are provided to clients as per the client need each and every step from initial stage to final process by SMEs(Small Medium Enterprises) Expressed through beautiful slides in easy and lay man way.
Video analytics software monitors real-time video from CCTV cameras to enhance security surveillance of people and objects. It can help automate monitoring and detect suspicious activity. Common applications include constant monitoring for intrusions and identifying license plates. Emerging technologies may improve digital capabilities, data storage, system integration, and the interpretation of video through software. When selecting CCTV vendors, organizations should consider criteria like experience, technical support, and cost.
Closed-circuit television (CCTV) is the use of video cameras to transmit a signal to a specific place, on a limited set of monitors. It differs from broadcast television in that the signal is not openly transmitted, though it may employ point to point (P2P), point to multipoint, or mesh wireless links.
Step Into Security Webinar - Improving Physical Security on Your Campus Keith Harris
This webinar discussed improving physical security on campuses. It covered topics like IP vs analog cameras, network equipment, selecting a security integrator, video surveillance techniques, standardizing security platforms, designing security plans, and tips for successful implementations. The presenters were from LENSEC, a physical security company that provides expertise in video management software, system design and installation. The webinar provided guidance to help institutions protect people and assets through advanced security technology and practices.
Rajiv Associates is a leading provider of total automation and electronic security solutions in India. The document discusses Rajiv's strengths including its large size, technology base, nationwide presence, and over 2000 installations. It then outlines a proposed multi-level security system for a religious complex including perimeter protection, access control, and CCTV surveillance. Rajiv claims expertise in security analysis, design, installation, integration, and long-term support and maintenance of customized solutions.
Surveillance cameras, also known as CCTV cameras, are used to continuously monitor public or private areas for security purposes. Modern surveillance cameras transmit video signals to specific monitors. There are different types of cameras for indoor and outdoor use, including dome, bullet, and hidden cameras. CCTV systems can be wired or wireless. Surveillance cameras are commonly used to maintain security in buildings and facilities, monitor traffic and behavior, and obtain visual records for evidence. While they can deter crime, surveillance cameras have disadvantages like privacy concerns and not being able to monitor all areas at all times. The future of CCTV is moving to IP cameras that allow video to be accessed anywhere via the internet.
Fire Protection Equipment Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance: An Overview o...Antea Group
This document provides an overview of NFPA 25, which establishes requirements for inspecting, testing, and maintaining fire protection equipment. It discusses how NFPA 25 has been adopted in the Netherlands and outlines key aspects of implementing an inspection, testing, and maintenance system according to NFPA 25 standards, including defining critical components, inspection frequencies, checklists, and data analysis possibilities. The document emphasizes starting small and continuously optimizing inspection, testing, and maintenance systems over time.
CCTV camera systems use cameras to transmit video, images, and audio data to a monitoring hub for live or recorded viewing. There are many types of CCTV cameras for security purposes, including indoor, outdoor, infrared, dome, bullet, vandal-proof, hidden, and pan-tilt-zoom cameras. CCTV systems can be wired, connecting cameras to recording devices via cables, or wireless, using radio transmitters and receivers. CCTV is commonly used for maintaining perimeter security, medical observation, traffic monitoring, building security, and hazardous environment oversight. The future of CCTV is moving to IP systems that allow video access and storage via the internet from anywhere.
CCTV camera systems use cameras to transmit video, images, and audio data to a monitoring hub for live or recorded viewing. There are various types of CCTV cameras for indoor, outdoor, and specialized uses. CCTV systems can be wired, using coaxial cables or other wired connections, or wireless, using radio transmitters and receivers. CCTV is commonly used for security monitoring in areas like buildings, hospitals, traffic systems, and hazardous locations. The future of CCTV is moving to IP-based systems that allow remote video access and storage in cloud computing systems.
CCTV systems use video cameras to transmit signals to a limited set of monitors for security purposes rather than broadcasting publicly. Modern CCTV cameras employ closed-circuit television technology. The first CCTV security system was installed in 1942 in Germany, while digital and wireless CCTV cameras were later developments. CCTV cameras can be indoor, outdoor, hidden, dome-shaped, or have pan-tilt-zoom functions. Systems are either wired using coaxial cables or wireless using radio transmitters. CCTV provides security benefits but also raises privacy concerns.
CCTV systems have evolved from early monitoring of rocket launches to widespread use today. The basic components include cameras, recorders, displays and cables. Cameras can be analog or digital IP cameras. Analog cameras have limitations on resolution while IP cameras provide higher resolution video. Other key components are lenses, which determine the camera's field of view, and high definition cameras which provide improved video quality over long cable runs. Proper tools and electrical safety knowledge are also important for CCTV installation.
Secure and safe monitor ur hazard plant with Link-vue SystemMahesh Chandra Manav
Every Industries Electrical Safety Depends as per Environment and Equipment Demand .
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Enhancing Security With CCTV Monitoring Serviceskodiperez7568
CCTV (Closed-Circuit Television) monitoring services involve the systematic observation and surveillance of video footage captured by security cameras installed at various locations. These services play a crucial role in enhancing security, safety, and situational awareness for businesses, public spaces, and residential areas. Trained professionals in a centralized monitoring center continuously monitor live video feeds, looking for any suspicious activities, unauthorized access, or potential security threats.
The document proposes an electronic security installation for the Food and Drugs Authority that includes CCTV cameras, access control systems, and other physical security measures. It provides an overview of the assessment conducted, highlights risks around access control and CCTV, outlines priority areas for installation, and presents design criteria and equipment specifications. The proposal recommends a full security system from Afwest International Security, highlighting their experience, support, and some client examples.
Samsung's security solutions are based on cutting-edge technologies developed from its experience in semiconductor manufacturing, defense, and other industries. The presentation introduces Samsung's network video solutions, including IP cameras offering features like high resolution, wide dynamic range, and video analytics. It also covers Samsung's analog cameras, video recorders, monitors, and other system components. The document emphasizes that Samsung provides total security solutions tailored to user needs in various industries and environments.
Samsung's security solutions are based on cutting-edge technologies developed from its experience in semiconductor manufacturing, defense, and other industries. The presentation introduces Samsung's network video solutions, including IP cameras offering features like high resolution, wide dynamic range, and video analytics. It also covers Samsung's analog cameras, video recorders, monitors and other security products, emphasizing the company's focus on quality, reliability testing and environmental compliance.
The document provides details on a 2024 business plan for various markets including commercial & construction, government & project solutions, SOHO & retail, and upcountry channels. It analyzes market sizes and potential sales for different verticals such as office buildings, hotels, hospitals, factories, residential buildings, and government projects. It outlines key actions like following up with contractors, designers, and channels to promote products and solutions. Sales strategies proposed include package deals, rewards programs, and PR/advertising efforts to target various customer types and regions.
Deck provides an overview of Panduit's Enterprise Network Infrastructure security solution, plus a summary of how Panduit achieved cost savings while deploying secure Enterprise solution in its own World Headquarters building. Go to http://www.panduit.com/NetKey for more information.
The document discusses various CCTV applications and solutions, including on-board vehicle surveillance systems, POS DVR integration with retail transactions, ATM CCTV for security, and integrating access control with CCTV. It also covers building management systems that can combine technologies like access control, security systems, and CCTV to enhance property security and monitoring.
Fluke Infotech - Cement Industries Solutions
Industrial Wired & Wireless Networking
Mining Networking Solution
Cement Industry Solution
Cement Bag Counting Solution
Weigh-IN-Motion Solution
CCTV / Industrial Surveillance Solution
IT Infrastructure : Firewall, Switches, Servers
Industrial & Corporate Digital Signage Solution
Industrial & Corporate Digital Signage Solution
What is Fluke Digital Podium
Data Center & Structure Cabling Solution
Cloud Support: AWS & Azure cloud management & support.
IT Hardware: Routers ,Firewall, Switches, Laptop/ Desktops, Servers, Storage , Proxy Servers , AD , Network Admission
Control , Wireless Solutions, CCTV.
Licensing: Microsoft , RedHat ,Oracle , Adobe , Antivirus Purchase and renewal
Software: Network Monitoring, Asset Management Software, Digital Signage Solutions , CRM Solutions , Antivirus
Data Centre: Structure Cabling, Rack Installation, Data Centre designing / Redesigning, Data Center Monitoring tools & IoT Sensors.
Conferencing: MS Teams & Audio & Video Conferencing, Digital Signages
FMS: Staffing We also provide IT helpdesk, Network, Security ,DevOps and Cloud resources
AMC : We provide Annual Maintenance for all your IT hardware, and We also provide managed services
IT Training: We provide Trainings ITIL, AWS, Azure, CCNA, MCSE, CCNP , Linux, Customized IT Training
RIM: Remote Infrastructure Monitoring & L1 to L3 remote support , Cloud DevOps Support.
NoC & SoC: NoC & SoC Implementation & Support
Contact us.
Sales@flukeinfotech.com
www.flukeinfotech.com
Mobile +91-9966994420
Location we provide support : Agra Ahmedabad Bhopal Bhubaneswar Chandigarh Chennai Bangalore /Bengaluru Delhi Ghaziabad Gurgaon/Gurugram Gandhinagar Gwalior Hyderabad Indore Jaipur Jammu Jodhpur Jabalpur Kanpur Kochi Kolkata Lucknow Ludhiana Meerut Mumbai Mysore Nagpur Noida New Delhi Navi Mumbai Nasik Patna Pune Raipur Ranchi Rajkot Surat Thane Tripuri Thiruvananthapuram Udaipur Vadodara Vijayawada Vishakhapatnam Arlington Atlanta Augusta Aurangabad Austin Australia Belfast Birmingham Boston Bristol Calgary Cambridge Canterbury Cardiff Charlotte Chicago Cleveland Coimbatore Columbus Coventry Dallas Dehradun Denver Detroit Dubai Durham Edinburgh Edmonton Fresno Glasgow Houston Imphal Jacksonville Kansas Las Vegas Leeds Liverpool London Los Angeles Manchester Miami Mississauga Montreal Morrisville Nashville New Jersey New York City Nottingham Orlando Oxford Philadelphia
Application of Information technology equipments and how they works and basic requirements ,how solutions are provided to clients as per the client need each and every step from initial stage to final process by SMEs(Small Medium Enterprises) Expressed through beautiful slides in easy and lay man way.
Video analytics software monitors real-time video from CCTV cameras to enhance security surveillance of people and objects. It can help automate monitoring and detect suspicious activity. Common applications include constant monitoring for intrusions and identifying license plates. Emerging technologies may improve digital capabilities, data storage, system integration, and the interpretation of video through software. When selecting CCTV vendors, organizations should consider criteria like experience, technical support, and cost.
Closed-circuit television (CCTV) is the use of video cameras to transmit a signal to a specific place, on a limited set of monitors. It differs from broadcast television in that the signal is not openly transmitted, though it may employ point to point (P2P), point to multipoint, or mesh wireless links.
Step Into Security Webinar - Improving Physical Security on Your Campus Keith Harris
This webinar discussed improving physical security on campuses. It covered topics like IP vs analog cameras, network equipment, selecting a security integrator, video surveillance techniques, standardizing security platforms, designing security plans, and tips for successful implementations. The presenters were from LENSEC, a physical security company that provides expertise in video management software, system design and installation. The webinar provided guidance to help institutions protect people and assets through advanced security technology and practices.
Rajiv Associates is a leading provider of total automation and electronic security solutions in India. The document discusses Rajiv's strengths including its large size, technology base, nationwide presence, and over 2000 installations. It then outlines a proposed multi-level security system for a religious complex including perimeter protection, access control, and CCTV surveillance. Rajiv claims expertise in security analysis, design, installation, integration, and long-term support and maintenance of customized solutions.
Surveillance cameras, also known as CCTV cameras, are used to continuously monitor public or private areas for security purposes. Modern surveillance cameras transmit video signals to specific monitors. There are different types of cameras for indoor and outdoor use, including dome, bullet, and hidden cameras. CCTV systems can be wired or wireless. Surveillance cameras are commonly used to maintain security in buildings and facilities, monitor traffic and behavior, and obtain visual records for evidence. While they can deter crime, surveillance cameras have disadvantages like privacy concerns and not being able to monitor all areas at all times. The future of CCTV is moving to IP cameras that allow video to be accessed anywhere via the internet.
Fire Protection Equipment Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance: An Overview o...Antea Group
This document provides an overview of NFPA 25, which establishes requirements for inspecting, testing, and maintaining fire protection equipment. It discusses how NFPA 25 has been adopted in the Netherlands and outlines key aspects of implementing an inspection, testing, and maintenance system according to NFPA 25 standards, including defining critical components, inspection frequencies, checklists, and data analysis possibilities. The document emphasizes starting small and continuously optimizing inspection, testing, and maintenance systems over time.
CCTV camera systems use cameras to transmit video, images, and audio data to a monitoring hub for live or recorded viewing. There are many types of CCTV cameras for security purposes, including indoor, outdoor, infrared, dome, bullet, vandal-proof, hidden, and pan-tilt-zoom cameras. CCTV systems can be wired, connecting cameras to recording devices via cables, or wireless, using radio transmitters and receivers. CCTV is commonly used for maintaining perimeter security, medical observation, traffic monitoring, building security, and hazardous environment oversight. The future of CCTV is moving to IP systems that allow video access and storage via the internet from anywhere.
CCTV camera systems use cameras to transmit video, images, and audio data to a monitoring hub for live or recorded viewing. There are various types of CCTV cameras for indoor, outdoor, and specialized uses. CCTV systems can be wired, using coaxial cables or other wired connections, or wireless, using radio transmitters and receivers. CCTV is commonly used for security monitoring in areas like buildings, hospitals, traffic systems, and hazardous locations. The future of CCTV is moving to IP-based systems that allow remote video access and storage in cloud computing systems.
CCTV systems use video cameras to transmit signals to a limited set of monitors for security purposes rather than broadcasting publicly. Modern CCTV cameras employ closed-circuit television technology. The first CCTV security system was installed in 1942 in Germany, while digital and wireless CCTV cameras were later developments. CCTV cameras can be indoor, outdoor, hidden, dome-shaped, or have pan-tilt-zoom functions. Systems are either wired using coaxial cables or wireless using radio transmitters. CCTV provides security benefits but also raises privacy concerns.
CCTV systems have evolved from early monitoring of rocket launches to widespread use today. The basic components include cameras, recorders, displays and cables. Cameras can be analog or digital IP cameras. Analog cameras have limitations on resolution while IP cameras provide higher resolution video. Other key components are lenses, which determine the camera's field of view, and high definition cameras which provide improved video quality over long cable runs. Proper tools and electrical safety knowledge are also important for CCTV installation.
Secure and safe monitor ur hazard plant with Link-vue SystemMahesh Chandra Manav
Every Industries Electrical Safety Depends as per Environment and Equipment Demand .
Plz Find Attach presentation Related to oil ,Gas and Other Hazard Plant Latest Demand of Electrical Safety , Automation, Communication , Monitoring ,Access , Safety and Surveillance .
useful for EIL ,OISD,PESO,GAIL,ONGC,Coal and Mines , Chemical Plants, Distilleries Plant ,Food and Pharma Plants,
IOCL ,BPCL,HPCL, PDIL,MECON, Ministry of Petroleum.Relliance Refinery ,Essar Refinery.CMPDI
International MNC ,BP ,Shell , Cairn ,Vedanta , Donagte ,Bechtel
Enhancing Security With CCTV Monitoring Serviceskodiperez7568
CCTV (Closed-Circuit Television) monitoring services involve the systematic observation and surveillance of video footage captured by security cameras installed at various locations. These services play a crucial role in enhancing security, safety, and situational awareness for businesses, public spaces, and residential areas. Trained professionals in a centralized monitoring center continuously monitor live video feeds, looking for any suspicious activities, unauthorized access, or potential security threats.
The document proposes an electronic security installation for the Food and Drugs Authority that includes CCTV cameras, access control systems, and other physical security measures. It provides an overview of the assessment conducted, highlights risks around access control and CCTV, outlines priority areas for installation, and presents design criteria and equipment specifications. The proposal recommends a full security system from Afwest International Security, highlighting their experience, support, and some client examples.
Samsung's security solutions are based on cutting-edge technologies developed from its experience in semiconductor manufacturing, defense, and other industries. The presentation introduces Samsung's network video solutions, including IP cameras offering features like high resolution, wide dynamic range, and video analytics. It also covers Samsung's analog cameras, video recorders, monitors, and other system components. The document emphasizes that Samsung provides total security solutions tailored to user needs in various industries and environments.
Samsung's security solutions are based on cutting-edge technologies developed from its experience in semiconductor manufacturing, defense, and other industries. The presentation introduces Samsung's network video solutions, including IP cameras offering features like high resolution, wide dynamic range, and video analytics. It also covers Samsung's analog cameras, video recorders, monitors and other security products, emphasizing the company's focus on quality, reliability testing and environmental compliance.
The document provides details on a 2024 business plan for various markets including commercial & construction, government & project solutions, SOHO & retail, and upcountry channels. It analyzes market sizes and potential sales for different verticals such as office buildings, hotels, hospitals, factories, residential buildings, and government projects. It outlines key actions like following up with contractors, designers, and channels to promote products and solutions. Sales strategies proposed include package deals, rewards programs, and PR/advertising efforts to target various customer types and regions.
This document provides information on various security camera products from ColorHunter Technology, including their Prime, EasyStar, and EasyBasic series. The Prime series uses warm LED lights for true color reproduction without color distortion or high light pollution. EasyStar cameras feature ColorHunter technology for clear low-light performance. EasyBasic offers more affordable basic security cameras.
The document discusses the Prime series of security cameras, including four models - Prime I, Prime II, Prime III, and Prime IV. Key features highlighted include reliable SD card storage, automatic network reset capabilities, one-click configuration duplication, audio and alarm I/O support, and ONVIF compatibility. A number of specific camera models are then listed along with their resolutions, lenses, sensors and other specs. The Prime III series is emphasized as having color hunter technology, deep learning capabilities, large sensors, and big iris lenses to capture images in low light.
This document introduces IPC products from 2021 including the Pro series. It discusses the trends in security surveillance moving from analog to IP cameras and now incorporating artificial intelligence. The Pro series focuses on high reliability, compatibility, image quality, and cybersecurity. Key products are the Alphaview and ProBasic lines which offer 4K/8MP resolution, AI functions, and reliability for outdoor use.
This document summarizes the solutions provided by UNV Industry to empower various industries through intelligent integration. It discusses solutions for smart communities, policing, ecology, manufacturing, and grids. Products recommended include cameras, servers, video walls, and more. Case studies of successful implementations are also provided.
This document summarizes the solutions provided by UNV Industry to empower various industries through intelligent integration. It discusses solutions for smart communities, policing, ecology, manufacturing, and grids. Products are recommended for different application scenarios and include cameras, servers, and storage. Successful case studies are also mentioned.
Tools & Techniques for Commissioning and Maintaining PV Systems W-Animations ...Transcat
Join us for this solutions-based webinar on the tools and techniques for commissioning and maintaining PV Systems. In this session, we'll review the process of building and maintaining a solar array, starting with installation and commissioning, then reviewing operations and maintenance of the system. This course will review insulation resistance testing, I-V curve testing, earth-bond continuity, ground resistance testing, performance tests, visual inspections, ground and arc fault testing procedures, and power quality analysis.
Fluke Solar Application Specialist Will White is presenting on this engaging topic:
Will has worked in the renewable energy industry since 2005, first as an installer for a small east coast solar integrator before adding sales, design, and project management to his skillset. In 2022, Will joined Fluke as a solar application specialist, where he supports their renewable energy testing equipment like IV-curve tracers, electrical meters, and thermal imaging cameras. Experienced in wind power, solar thermal, energy storage, and all scales of PV, Will has primarily focused on residential and small commercial systems. He is passionate about implementing high-quality, code-compliant installation techniques.
Blood finder application project report (1).pdfKamal Acharya
Blood Finder is an emergency time app where a user can search for the blood banks as
well as the registered blood donors around Mumbai. This application also provide an
opportunity for the user of this application to become a registered donor for this user have
to enroll for the donor request from the application itself. If the admin wish to make user
a registered donor, with some of the formalities with the organization it can be done.
Specialization of this application is that the user will not have to register on sign-in for
searching the blood banks and blood donors it can be just done by installing the
application to the mobile.
The purpose of making this application is to save the user’s time for searching blood of
needed blood group during the time of the emergency.
This is an android application developed in Java and XML with the connectivity of
SQLite database. This application will provide most of basic functionality required for an
emergency time application. All the details of Blood banks and Blood donors are stored
in the database i.e. SQLite.
This application allowed the user to get all the information regarding blood banks and
blood donors such as Name, Number, Address, Blood Group, rather than searching it on
the different websites and wasting the precious time. This application is effective and
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AI in customer support Use cases solutions development and implementation.pdfmahaffeycheryld
AI in customer support will integrate with emerging technologies such as augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) to enhance service delivery. AR-enabled smart glasses or VR environments will provide immersive support experiences, allowing customers to visualize solutions, receive step-by-step guidance, and interact with virtual support agents in real-time. These technologies will bridge the gap between physical and digital experiences, offering innovative ways to resolve issues, demonstrate products, and deliver personalized training and support.
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Open Channel Flow: fluid flow with a free surfaceIndrajeet sahu
Open Channel Flow: This topic focuses on fluid flow with a free surface, such as in rivers, canals, and drainage ditches. Key concepts include the classification of flow types (steady vs. unsteady, uniform vs. non-uniform), hydraulic radius, flow resistance, Manning's equation, critical flow conditions, and energy and momentum principles. It also covers flow measurement techniques, gradually varied flow analysis, and the design of open channels. Understanding these principles is vital for effective water resource management and engineering applications.
A high-Speed Communication System is based on the Design of a Bi-NoC Router, ...DharmaBanothu
The Network on Chip (NoC) has emerged as an effective
solution for intercommunication infrastructure within System on
Chip (SoC) designs, overcoming the limitations of traditional
methods that face significant bottlenecks. However, the complexity
of NoC design presents numerous challenges related to
performance metrics such as scalability, latency, power
consumption, and signal integrity. This project addresses the
issues within the router's memory unit and proposes an enhanced
memory structure. To achieve efficient data transfer, FIFO buffers
are implemented in distributed RAM and virtual channels for
FPGA-based NoC. The project introduces advanced FIFO-based
memory units within the NoC router, assessing their performance
in a Bi-directional NoC (Bi-NoC) configuration. The primary
objective is to reduce the router's workload while enhancing the
FIFO internal structure. To further improve data transfer speed,
a Bi-NoC with a self-configurable intercommunication channel is
suggested. Simulation and synthesis results demonstrate
guaranteed throughput, predictable latency, and equitable
network access, showing significant improvement over previous
designs
We have designed & manufacture the Lubi Valves LBF series type of Butterfly Valves for General Utility Water applications as well as for HVAC applications.
Prediction of Electrical Energy Efficiency Using Information on Consumer's Ac...PriyankaKilaniya
Energy efficiency has been important since the latter part of the last century. The main object of this survey is to determine the energy efficiency knowledge among consumers. Two separate districts in Bangladesh are selected to conduct the survey on households and showrooms about the energy and seller also. The survey uses the data to find some regression equations from which it is easy to predict energy efficiency knowledge. The data is analyzed and calculated based on five important criteria. The initial target was to find some factors that help predict a person's energy efficiency knowledge. From the survey, it is found that the energy efficiency awareness among the people of our country is very low. Relationships between household energy use behaviors are estimated using a unique dataset of about 40 households and 20 showrooms in Bangladesh's Chapainawabganj and Bagerhat districts. Knowledge of energy consumption and energy efficiency technology options is found to be associated with household use of energy conservation practices. Household characteristics also influence household energy use behavior. Younger household cohorts are more likely to adopt energy-efficient technologies and energy conservation practices and place primary importance on energy saving for environmental reasons. Education also influences attitudes toward energy conservation in Bangladesh. Low-education households indicate they primarily save electricity for the environment while high-education households indicate they are motivated by environmental concerns.
Levelised Cost of Hydrogen (LCOH) Calculator ManualMassimo Talia
The aim of this manual is to explain the
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Hydrogen (LCOH) calculator. Moreover, this
manual also demonstrates how the calculator
can be used for estimating the expenses associated with hydrogen production in Europe
using low-temperature electrolysis considering different sources of electricity
This presentation is about Food Delivery Systems and how they are developed using the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) and other methods. It explains the steps involved in creating a food delivery app, from planning and designing to testing and launching. The slide also covers different tools and technologies used to make these systems work efficiently.
1. ITS Training Program
Module 1 –
CCTV Systems
ITS Training Program
Module 1 –
CCTV Systems
AN AECOM COMPANY
AN AECOM COMPANY
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Goals
Goals
Goals
•
• “
“Grassroots
Grassroots”
” Training
Training
•
• Pre
Pre-
-Deployment Training
Deployment Training
•
• Lessons Learned
Lessons Learned
•
• Case Examples
Case Examples
•
• Interactive Sessions
Interactive Sessions
Share practical knowledge
of ITS components.
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ITS Training Program
ITS Training Program
ITS Training Program
ITS Project Scoping
5/27/03
10
ITS Operations & Maintenance
4/16/03
9
Systems Integration
3/5/03
8
ITS Design
1/22/03
7
Communications
12/10/02
6
Highway Advisory Radio
10/30/02
5
Variable / Dynamic Message Signs
9/17/02
4
Controllers
7/31/02
3
Detection Systems
6/18/02
2
CCTV Systems
5/8/02
1
Subject
Date
Module
4. AN AECOM COMPANY
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Module 1 – CCTV Systems
… Outline
Module 1
Module 1 –
– CCTV Systems
CCTV Systems
…
… Outline
Outline
•
• Plans, Specifications & Estimates
Plans, Specifications & Estimates
•
• Operations
Operations
•
• Maintenance
Maintenance
•
• National Architecture / Standards
National Architecture / Standards
Provide understanding of CCTV
features and applications.
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Schedule
Schedule
Schedule
•
• 9:00
9:00 –
– 12:30
12:30 Presentation of Course Materials
Presentation of Course Materials
•
• 12:30
12:30 –
– 2:00
2:00 Box Lunch / Vendor Demos
Box Lunch / Vendor Demos
•
• 2:00
2:00 –
– 3:00
3:00 Workshop: CCTV Spec Critique
Workshop: CCTV Spec Critique
•
• 3:00
3:00 –
– 3:30
3:30 Test on Module 1
Test on Module 1
•
• 3:30
3:30 –
– 4:00
4:00 Course Evaluation
Course Evaluation
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CCTV Systems
… Purpose and Need
CCTV Systems
CCTV Systems
…
… Purpose and Need
Purpose and Need
•
• Monitoring Traffic Conditions
Monitoring Traffic Conditions
•
• Incident Verification
Incident Verification
•
• Data Processing
Data Processing
•
• Security Surveillance
Security Surveillance
While CCTVs are primarily used for
Incident Management, they have a
wide variety of other applications.
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Monitoring Traffic Conditions
Monitoring Traffic Conditions
Monitoring Traffic Conditions
•
• Operator Knowledge
Operator Knowledge
•
• Privacy Issues
Privacy Issues
Operators need to be sensitive to the
range of CCTV coverage so as not to
violate privacy policies.
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Incident Verification
Incident Verification
Incident Verification
•
• Confirm Suspected Incident
Confirm Suspected Incident
•
• Verify the Incident
Verify the Incident
•
• Assist in Managing Response
Assist in Managing Response
CCTVs play an important role in
incident verification and dispatching
the appropriate emergency services.
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Data Processing
Data Processing
Data Processing
•
• Volume
Volume
•
• Occupancy
Occupancy
•
• Speed
Speed
•
• Surveillance
Surveillance
•
• Sharing Data
Sharing Data
CCTVs also play an important role in
traffic management and traffic
engineering studies.
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Security Surveillance
Security Surveillance
Security Surveillance
•
• Local Streets
Local Streets
•
• Downtown Areas
Downtown Areas
•
• Transit Stations
Transit Stations
•
• Multimodal
Multimodal Facilities
Facilities
Since 9/11, FHWA has placed increased
emphasis on surveillance of critical surface
transportation facilities.
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CCTV Benefits
CCTV Benefits
CCTV Benefits
•
• Travel Delay Savings
Travel Delay Savings
•
• Reduction in Secondary Accidents
Reduction in Secondary Accidents
•
• Appropriate / Fast Response
Appropriate / Fast Response
•
• Proactive Traffic Management
Proactive Traffic Management
The initial 3-5 minutes are critical
in using CCTVs to efficiently
manage incidents.
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CCTV System
… Incident Management
CCTV System
CCTV System
…
… Incident Management
Incident Management
•
• DMS Message Verification
DMS Message Verification
•
• Detour Route Assessment
Detour Route Assessment
CCTVs provide a visual traffic management
tool in effectively managing traffic
detours during a major incident.
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CCTV Systems
… Other Applications
CCTV Systems
CCTV Systems
…
… Other Applications
Other Applications
•
• Wide Area Detection
Wide Area Detection
•
• Ramp Monitoring
Ramp Monitoring
•
• Toll Evasion / Toll Security
Toll Evasion / Toll Security
•
• Weight / Inspection Stations
Weight / Inspection Stations
•
• Railroad Grade Crossings
Railroad Grade Crossings
CCTV cameras can be used to
manage railroad grade crossing violations.
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Specification Development
Specification Development
Specification Development
The Contractor shall furnish and install CCTV equipment cameras on
approved structures as designated by the DOT. CCTV camera locations and
mounting heights will be approved by Transportation Management Center
(TMC) staff.
The camera assembly shall consist of an outdoor mounting bracket, a dome
housing with built-in heater and blower, a dome sunshield, an integral
receiver / driver, a tracking system, a camera / lens module and cabling. The
outdoor mounting bracket shall be approved by the camera assembly
manufacturer and TMC staff. The Contractor shall furnish and install cables
as recommended by the manufacturer. Camera set-up activities are
considered incidental to the camera assembly …
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CCTV Requirements
CCTV Requirements
CCTV Requirements
•
• Camera Equipment
Camera Equipment
•
• Camera Housings
Camera Housings
•
• Lightning Protection
Lightning Protection
•
• Camera Locating
Camera Locating
•
• Pole Requirements
Pole Requirements
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CCTV Requirements (continued)
CCTV Requirements
CCTV Requirements (continued)
(continued)
•
• Resolution
Resolution
•
• Electronics / Optics
Electronics / Optics
•
• Communications Equipment
Communications Equipment
•
• Power Supply
Power Supply
CCTV Systems need to be
designed in accordance with
local needs and conditions.
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CCTV Housings
CCTV Housings
CCTV Housings
•
• Standard Enclosures
Standard Enclosures
•
• Dome Enclosures
Dome Enclosures
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Functions of Housings
Functions of Housings
Functions of Housings
•
• Protection
Protection
•
• Vandalism
Vandalism
•
• Environment
Environment
Housing designs should consider the need to
make them weather-proof as well as bullet-proof.
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Dome Enclosures
Dome Enclosures
Dome Enclosures
•
• House Pan / Tilt / Zoom Unit
House Pan / Tilt / Zoom Unit
•
• No Separate Cabinet Needed
No Separate Cabinet Needed
•
• Pressurized vs. Non
Pressurized vs. Non-
-Pressurized
Pressurized
•
• Lowering Devices
Lowering Devices
•
• Optical Distortion
Optical Distortion
Dome enclosures do not require a separate
cabinet to house the electronics.
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Standard Enclosure
Standard Enclosure
Standard Enclosure
•
• Encloses Camera Electronics
Encloses Camera Electronics
•
• Mounts on Pan / Tilt Unit
Mounts on Pan / Tilt Unit
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Environmental Issues
Environmental Issues
Environmental Issues
•
• Darkness / Night
Darkness / Night
•
• Rain
Rain
•
• Fog
Fog
•
• Smoke
Smoke
Environmental issues increase challenges
for the operator. A well designed CCTV
system will mitigate these challenges.
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Pressurized vs. Non-Pressurized
Pressurized vs. Non
Pressurized vs. Non-
-Pressurized
Pressurized
•
• Inert Gas
Inert Gas
•
• Protects Electronics
Protects Electronics
•
• Reduces Dust Particles
Reduces Dust Particles
Pressurized housing protects the
electronics by reducing intrusion of dust
particles within the unit.
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CCTV Structure Attachments
CCTV Structure Attachments
CCTV Structure Attachments
•
• Building Mount
Building Mount
•
• Under Bridge Mount
Under Bridge Mount
•
• Sign Structure Mount
Sign Structure Mount
•
• Traffic Signal Pole Mount
Traffic Signal Pole Mount
In District 6, a CCTV camera was mounted on top
of the City of Miami Police Department Building as
part of the I-95 ICS Package “A” contract.
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Lightning Protection
Lightning Protection
Lightning Protection
•
• Grounding Rods
Grounding Rods
•
• CCTV Protection
CCTV Protection
•
• Pole Protection
Pole Protection
•
• Fiber Connections from Camera
Fiber Connections from Camera
Need to install properly rated protectors on
all interconnected wiring from the camera to
the operator console.
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Pan / Tilt / Zoom Assembly
Pan / Tilt / Zoom Assembly
Pan / Tilt / Zoom Assembly
•
• Purpose of Pan / Tilt
Purpose of Pan / Tilt
•
• Available Options
Available Options
•
• Control / Preset Positioning
Control / Preset Positioning
The Pan / Tilt assembly allows for the
precise positioning of the camera to view
all areas from all sides of the camera.
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Pan / Tilt / Zoom Assembly Options
Pan / Tilt / Zoom Assembly Options
Pan / Tilt / Zoom Assembly Options
•
• Presets
Presets –
– 79 to 99
79 to 99
•
• Variable Speed
Variable Speed
•
• Continuous Rotation
Continuous Rotation -
- 360
360°
°
•
• Variable Zoom Speed: 0
Variable Zoom Speed: 0-
-200
200°
°/sec.
/sec.
•
• Focus Speed <1.8 sec (end to end)
Focus Speed <1.8 sec (end to end)
CCTV specifications need to clearly define
the required functions and features.
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Terms
Terms
Terms
•
• Auto Focus
Auto Focus –
– Lens is automatically set to correct illumination
Lens is automatically set to correct illumination
•
• Auto Iris
Auto Iris –
– Iris opening is automatically adjusted to allow the
Iris opening is automatically adjusted to allow the
correct illumination
correct illumination
•
• Auto Pan
Auto Pan –
– Camera pans continuously between 2 set positions
Camera pans continuously between 2 set positions
•
• Pan
Pan –
– Camera movement in the horizontal direction
Camera movement in the horizontal direction
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Terms (continued)
Terms
Terms (continued)
(continued)
•
• Pre Set / Pre
Pre Set / Pre-
-position / Privacy Zones
position / Privacy Zones –
– Segments of the field
Segments of the field
of view of the camera where the video signal is blanked to
of view of the camera where the video signal is blanked to
prevent from being seen
prevent from being seen
•
• Tilt
Tilt –
– Camera movement in vertical direction
Camera movement in vertical direction
•
• Zoom
Zoom –
– Changing the effective focal length to allow different
Changing the effective focal length to allow different
fields of view
fields of view
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Display Resolution
Display Resolution
Display Resolution
•
• Match the Source with the Display
Match the Source with the Display
•
• 640 x 480, 800 x 600, 1024 x 768
640 x 480, 800 x 600, 1024 x 768
•
• 1280 x 1024, 1600 x 1200
1280 x 1024, 1600 x 1200
•
• Native Resolution
Native Resolution
Industry standard has
changed over time.
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Horizontal Resolution
Horizontal Resolution
Horizontal Resolution
•
• Color
Color –
– 450 TV lines
450 TV lines
•
• Mono
Mono –
– 550 TV lines
550 TV lines
•
• Color/Mono
Color/Mono –
– 460 TV lines
460 TV lines
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Picture Element / Imager
Picture Element / Imager
Picture Element / Imager
•
• ¼
¼-
-inch Interline Transfer (IT) Charged Couple Device (CCD)
inch Interline Transfer (IT) Charged Couple Device (CCD)
•
• 768(H) x 494(V), 380,000 pixels
768(H) x 494(V), 380,000 pixels
•
• 752(H) x 582(V), 440,000 pixels
752(H) x 582(V), 440,000 pixels
•
• 847(H) x 582(V), 490,000 pixels
847(H) x 582(V), 490,000 pixels
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Dome Assembly Speeds
Dome Assembly Speeds
Dome Assembly Speeds
•
• Pan
Pan –
– Variable, 0.25
Variable, 0.25 -
- 300
300°
°/sec.
/sec.
•
• Autopan
Autopan –
– Variable, 3
Variable, 3 -
- 45
45°
°/sec.
/sec.
•
• Tilt
Tilt –
– Variable, 0.25
Variable, 0.25 -
- 110
110°
°/sec.
/sec.
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Power
Power
Power
•
• Power
Power –
– 35W to 116W
35W to 116W
•
• Heater Power
Heater Power –
– 70W
70W
•
• Surge Protection
Surge Protection –
– Clamped at
Clamped at
6.5 V (Video Level)
6.5 V (Video Level)
Should have some form of
in-line current limiting resistor.
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Optics
Optics
Optics
•
• Optical Zoom
Optical Zoom –
– 22x
22x
•
• Digital Zoom
Digital Zoom –
– 8x
8x
•
• Total Zoom
Total Zoom –
– 176x (22 x 8 = 176)
176x (22 x 8 = 176)
•
• Auto Iris
Auto Iris –
– Yes
Yes
•
• Auto Focus
Auto Focus –
–Yes
Yes
•
• Aperture Max
Aperture Max –
– f/1.4 to f/3.0
f/1.4 to f/3.0
•
• Focal Length
Focal Length –
– 4 to 88 mm
4 to 88 mm
•
• Zoom
Zoom –
– 18x to 22x for Traffic Management Applications
18x to 22x for Traffic Management Applications
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Communications
Communications
Communications
•
• Fiber Optics
Fiber Optics
•
• Twisted Pair
Twisted Pair
•
• RF Wireless
RF Wireless
Fiber Optics is typically used when long runs
are required; strong signals are needed; and
large bandwidth is desired.
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Noise Reduction
Noise Reduction
Noise Reduction
•
• Reduction of noise lies in
Reduction of noise lies in
–
– Correct System Design
Correct System Design
–
– Selection of Equipment
Selection of Equipment
–
– Selection of Transmission Systems
Selection of Transmission Systems
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Color vs. Monochrome
Color vs. Monochrome
Color vs. Monochrome
Lower Picture Quality
Lower Picture Quality
Lower Cost
Lower Cost
Better in Low Light
Better in Low Light
Disadvantages
Disadvantages
Advantages
Advantages
Monochrome
Needs Color Monitors
Needs Color Monitors
Higher Cost
Higher Cost
Higher Picture Quality
Higher Picture Quality
Disadvantages
Advantages
Color
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Color Day / Night Cameras
Color Day / Night Cameras
Color Day / Night Cameras
•
• Provides the advantages of both the Color and the
Provides the advantages of both the Color and the
Monochrome camera technologies
Monochrome camera technologies
•
• Color (high picture quality) at adequate light levels
Color (high picture quality) at adequate light levels
•
• Low light sensitivity
Low light sensitivity
•
• Auto switching
Auto switching
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CCTV Location Selection
CCTV Location Selection
CCTV Location Selection
•
• Field of View / Spacing
Field of View / Spacing
–
– Knowledge of Local Traffic Operations
Knowledge of Local Traffic Operations
–
– Knowledge of Local Conditions
Knowledge of Local Conditions
•
• Clear Zone / Guardrail Requirements
Clear Zone / Guardrail Requirements
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Camera Siting Considerations
Camera
Camera Siting
Siting Considerations
Considerations
•
• Accident Rates
Accident Rates
•
• Traffic Volumes
Traffic Volumes
•
• Weaving and Merging Areas
Weaving and Merging Areas
•
• Visual Obstructions
Visual Obstructions
•
• Relationship to Detection & DMS
Relationship to Detection & DMS
•
• Roadway Geometry
Roadway Geometry
•
• Maintenance
Maintenance
•
• Cost
Cost
CCTV siting is a function of both project
goals and roadway characteristics..
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Field of View / Spacing
Field of View / Spacing
Field of View / Spacing
•
• Straight Sections
Straight Sections
•
• Limited Obstructions
Limited Obstructions
•
• Key Interchanges
Key Interchanges
•
• Signs / Overpasses
Signs / Overpasses
•
• Volume
Volume
•
• Accident Rate
Accident Rate
•
• Cost vs. Coverage
Cost vs. Coverage
High-level interchanges create challenges in the siting
of CCTVs to provide adequate coverage.
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Types of Coverage
Types of Coverage
Types of Coverage
•
• Continuous (Full) Coverage
Continuous (Full) Coverage
•
• Limited Coverage (Major Interchanges)
Limited Coverage (Major Interchanges)
•
• Bridges
Bridges
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Full Coverage
Full Coverage
Full Coverage
•
• ½
½ to 1 mile spacing
to 1 mile spacing
•
• Pan / Tilt / Zoom
Pan / Tilt / Zoom
•
• Mounted 35
Mounted 35’
’ to 50
to 50’
’
While full coverage is desirable along urban
interstates, partial coverage may be sufficient
within non-urbanized sections of District 4.
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Limited Coverage
Limited Coverage
Limited Coverage
•
• 2 Cameras
2 Cameras
•
• Key Interchanges
Key Interchanges
•
• High Mast Poles (100
High Mast Poles (100’
’)
)
The I-595 / Sawgrass Expressway Interchange
will be a challenge in locating CCTV poles to
provide required views of all ramps.
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Bridges
Bridges
Bridges
•
• Camera Locations
Camera Locations
•
• Mounting
Mounting
•
• Lighting
Lighting
CCTVs may be attached to existing bridges
in monitoring traffic below the structure..
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CCTV Structures / Attachments
CCTV Structures / Attachments
CCTV Structures / Attachments
•
• Poles
Poles
•
• Sign Structures / Bridges
Sign Structures / Bridges
•
• Private Buildings / Structures
Private Buildings / Structures
•
• Billboards, Cell Towers, etc.
Billboards, Cell Towers, etc.
CCTVs attached to cell towers provide
an opportunity for wide area views.
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Poles
Poles
Poles
•
• Standard Height: 35
Standard Height: 35’
’-
-50
50’
’
•
• High Mast
High Mast
•
• Full Rotation
Full Rotation
•
• Wind Loads
Wind Loads
•
• Existing vs. New Poles
Existing vs. New Poles
Design of pole foundations need to
consider utility conflicts; the need for ground
rod grids as well as pole height..
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Sign Structures / Bridges
Sign Structures / Bridges
Sign Structures / Bridges
•
• Existing Structures
Existing Structures
•
• Cost Effective
Cost Effective
•
• No Structural Issues
No Structural Issues
CCTV units add very little dead load
and wind load to existing sign structures.
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Private Buildings / Structures
Private Buildings / Structures
Private Buildings / Structures
•
• Buildings
Buildings
•
• Billboards
Billboards
•
• Cell Towers
Cell Towers
•
• Water Towers
Water Towers
•
• Toll Plaza Facilities
Toll Plaza Facilities
Smart Routes is responsible for CCTV
installation and maintenance outside FDOT ROW.
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Cost Decisions
Cost Decisions
Cost Decisions
•
• Camera / Equipment
Camera / Equipment
•
• New Pole / Foundation
New Pole / Foundation
–
– Height of Pole
Height of Pole
–
– Height of Cameras
Height of Cameras
•
• Distance between Cameras
Distance between Cameras
•
• Power Supply
Power Supply
•
• Communications
Communications
Consider life-cycle costs as part of the cost analysis.
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Typical Costs
Standard Poles
Typical Costs
Typical Costs
Standard Poles
Standard Poles
•
• Dome Camera Assembly
Dome Camera Assembly $3
$3-
-$5 K
$5 K
•
• Equipment to Install
Equipment to Install $3
$3-
-$5 K
$5 K
•
• Modems
Modems $1
$1-
-$2 K
$2 K
•
• Poles w/Lowering Device
Poles w/Lowering Device $12
$12-
-$14 K
$14 K
–
– Includes foundation
Includes foundation
•
• Power
Power $1
$1-
-$2 K
$2 K
•
• Labor
Labor $8
$8-
-$10 K
$10 K
•
• Mobilization
Mobilization $3
$3-
-$4 K
$4 K
TOTAL
TOTAL $31
$31 -
- $42 K
$42 K
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Typical Costs
High Mast Poles
Typical Costs
Typical Costs
High Mast Poles
High Mast Poles
•
• Dome Camera Assembly
Dome Camera Assembly $3
$3-
-$5 K
$5 K
•
• Equipment to Install
Equipment to Install $3
$3-
-$5 K
$5 K
•
• Modems
Modems $1
$1-
-$2 K
$2 K
•
• Poles w/Lowering Device
Poles w/Lowering Device $24
$24-
-$28 K
$28 K
–
– Includes foundation
Includes foundation
•
• Power
Power $1
$1-
-$2 K
$2 K
•
• Labor
Labor $10
$10-
-$12 K
$12 K
•
• Mobilization
Mobilization $3
$3-
-4 K
4 K
TOTAL
TOTAL $35
$35 -
- $58 K
$58 K
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Operations
Operations
Operations
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Describe the chain of events that
might occur today if there were a
two car non-injury accident along
I-95 NB in the left lane during the
AM rush hour.
Describe the chain of events that
might occur today if there were a
two car non-injury accident along
I-95 NB in the left lane during the
AM rush hour.
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2-Car Accident
2
2-
-Car Accident
Car Accident
•
• Incident Detected
Incident Detected
•
• 911 Called
911 Called
•
• FDOT Responds
FDOT Responds
•
• FDOT Notifies FHP
FDOT Notifies FHP
•
• FHP Responds
FHP Responds
•
• FHP On
FHP On-
-site, Requests Assistance
site, Requests Assistance
•
• Tow Trucks, etc. Responds
Tow Trucks, etc. Responds
How long does it take to respond to
an incident along the Interstate today?
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Time Involved
Time Involved
Time Involved
•
• Incident Detected
Incident Detected
•
• 911 Called
911 Called
•
• FDOT responds
FDOT responds
•
• FDOT Notifies FHP
FDOT Notifies FHP All within first 5 minutes
All within first 5 minutes
•
• FHP Responds
FHP Responds 10 minutes
10 minutes
•
• FHP On
FHP On-
-site
site
•
• FHP Requests Assistance
FHP Requests Assistance 5 minutes
5 minutes
•
• Tow Truck Responds
Tow Truck Responds 20
20-
-30 Minutes
30 Minutes
•
• Lane(s) Opened
Lane(s) Opened 20
20-
-30 Minutes later
30 Minutes later
59. AN AECOM COMPANY
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Where might time be
saved if CCTVs were in
place?
Where might time be
saved if CCTVs were in
place?
60. AN AECOM COMPANY
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How would the use of CCTVs
improve response to the
motorists?
How would the use of CCTVs
improve response to the
motorists?
61. AN AECOM COMPANY
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Camera Control by Operator
Camera Control by Operator
Camera Control by Operator
•
• Selecting Camera Image
Selecting Camera Image
•
• Assign Image to Monitor
Assign Image to Monitor
•
• Pan / Tilt / Zoom Camera
Pan / Tilt / Zoom Camera
•
• Focus Camera
Focus Camera
Joystick control provides the Operator with
flexibility in managing the CCTV system.
62. AN AECOM COMPANY
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Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
Monitoring Requirements
•
• Web Site Interfaces
Web Site Interfaces
•
• Protocols
Protocols
•
• GIS Management
GIS Management
DOT Websites provide the Operator with an
opportunity to share video images
with other agencies and the public.
63. AN AECOM COMPANY
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Web Site Interface
Web Site Interface
Web Site Interface
•
• Agency Developed / Maintained
Agency Developed / Maintained
•
• Private Developed / Agency Maintained
Private Developed / Agency Maintained
•
• Public / Private Partnership
Public / Private Partnership
Smart Routes is responsible for the
development and maintenance
of the traveler information
website within SE Florida.
64. AN AECOM COMPANY
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http://www.sunguide.org/manage.htm
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Geographical Information System (GIS)
Geographical Information System (GIS)
Geographical Information System (GIS)
•
• Map Display System (MDS)
Map Display System (MDS)
•
• Computer
Computer-
-assisted information
assisted information
management system of
management system of
(geo)graphically referenced data
(geo)graphically referenced data
•
• Two closely integrated databases
Two closely integrated databases
–
– Spatial (locational, or graphical)
Spatial (locational, or graphical)
–
– Attribute (statistical, or database)
Attribute (statistical, or database)
71. AN AECOM COMPANY
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GIS Management
GIS Management
GIS Management
•
• Tool that acts as TMS backbone
Tool that acts as TMS backbone
•
• Operational Philosophy:
Operational Philosophy:
–
– Multiple Agencies
Multiple Agencies
–
– People using the Same Information
People using the Same Information
•
• Provides for Proactive Operations
Provides for Proactive Operations
72. AN AECOM COMPANY
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GIS Is Information Management
GIS Is Information Management
GIS Is Information Management
•
• Present large amounts of information
Present large amounts of information
in a form that is easily assimilated by
in a form that is easily assimilated by
an Operator
an Operator
•
• Quicker response
Quicker response
•
• Automated pre
Automated pre-
-programmed response
programmed response
73. AN AECOM COMPANY
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Video Monitor
Video Monitor
Video Monitor
•
• Started with CRT Monitors
Started with CRT Monitors
74. AN AECOM COMPANY
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Video Wall
Video Wall
Video Wall
•
• Increase demand for video
Increase demand for video
•
• Multiple CRTs organized into a
Multiple CRTs organized into a
Video Wall
Video Wall
FDOT District 5 TMC Video
Wall in Orlando.
75. AN AECOM COMPANY
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Display Technology Improved
Display Technology Improved
Display Technology Improved
•
• Display Technology improved
Display Technology improved
•
• Video Wall concept remained
Video Wall concept remained
the same
the same
•
• Operations philosophy
Operations philosophy
remained the same
remained the same
Houston TranStar TMC Video Wall..
76. AN AECOM COMPANY
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Change in Philosophy
Change in Philosophy
Change in Philosophy
•
• Different types of information
Different types of information
•
• Information from different sources
Information from different sources
Video Wall becomes an extension
Video Wall becomes an extension
of the operators workstation
of the operators workstation
77. AN AECOM COMPANY
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GIS In Traffic Management
GIS In Traffic Management
GIS In Traffic Management
•
• Camera Selection and Control
Camera Selection and Control
•
• Map Showing Camera Locations
Map Showing Camera Locations
•
• Pull Down Menus
Pull Down Menus
•
• Camera Selection based on Congestion
Camera Selection based on Congestion
The GIS Map enables the Operator to
“drill down” to the appropriate level of
detail to effectively manage an incident.
78. AN AECOM COMPANY
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Maintenance
Maintenance
Maintenance
•
• Cameras
Cameras
•
• Poles / Structures
Poles / Structures
•
• Monitoring Equipment
Monitoring Equipment
Drop-down poles facilitate
maintenance and replacement
of CCTV units and parts.
79. AN AECOM COMPANY
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Camera Maintenance
Camera Maintenance
Camera Maintenance
•
• Remove and replace
Remove and replace
•
• Stock spare assemblies
Stock spare assemblies
•
• Factory repair
Factory repair
80. AN AECOM COMPANY
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Pole Maintenance
Pole Maintenance
Pole Maintenance
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Mounting Equipment Maintenance
Mounting Equipment Maintenance
Mounting Equipment Maintenance
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Monitoring Maintenance
Monitoring Maintenance
Monitoring Maintenance
•
• Multi
Multi-
-lamp optical engine
lamp optical engine
•
• Median lamp life > 8,000 hrs
Median lamp life > 8,000 hrs
•
• Rear
Rear-
-projection display
projection display
83. AN AECOM COMPANY
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National ITS Architecture
National ITS Architecture
National ITS Architecture
•
• Systems Integration
Systems Integration
•
• Center
Center-
-to
to-
-Center Interfaces
Center Interfaces
•
• System Compatibility
System Compatibility
Development and implementation of ITS Programs
need to be consistent with the National ITS
Architecture to be eligible for federal funding.
84. AN AECOM COMPANY
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ITS System Goals
ITS System Goals
ITS System Goals
•
• Increase System Efficiency
Increase System Efficiency
•
• Improve Mobility
Improve Mobility
•
• Reduce Fuel Consumption
Reduce Fuel Consumption
•
• Minimize Environmental Cost
Minimize Environmental Cost
•
• Improve Safety
Improve Safety
•
• Increase Economic Productivity
Increase Economic Productivity
•
• Create ITS Market
Create ITS Market
ITS System goals set the foundation
for providing a safe, efficient and well
maintained transportation system.
85. AN AECOM COMPANY
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CCTV Market Packages
CCTV Market Packages
CCTV Market Packages
•
• ATMS01
ATMS01 Network Surveillance
Network Surveillance
•
• ATMS04
ATMS04 Freeway Control
Freeway Control
•
• ATMS05
ATMS05 HOV Lane Management
HOV Lane Management
•
• ATMS07
ATMS07 Regional Traffic Control
Regional Traffic Control
•
• ATMS08
ATMS08 Incident Management
Incident Management
Market packages are used to plan
and implement integrated transportation
systems customized to local needs.
87. AN AECOM COMPANY
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ITS Standards
ITS Standards
ITS Standards
•
• Promotes Interoperability
Promotes Interoperability
•
• Does
Does Not
Not Guarantee Interoperability
Guarantee Interoperability
•
• Same Level of ITS Service Across Nation
Same Level of ITS Service Across Nation
The U.S. DOT ITS Standards Program
is working toward the widespread
use of standards to encourage
the interoperability of ITS systems.
88. AN AECOM COMPANY
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ITS Standards
ITS Standards
ITS Standards
•
• TMC to Roadside Interface
TMC to Roadside Interface
•
• Standard
Standard
•
• Last Update in July 2001
Last Update in July 2001
ITS Standards, pertaining to CCTV Systems,
are still under development.
89. AN AECOM COMPANY
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Video Surveillance Updates
Video Surveillance Updates
Video Surveillance Updates
•
• 16 Standards that comprise Video
16 Standards that comprise Video
Surveillance Application Area
Surveillance Application Area
•
• 9 Published
9 Published
•
• 1 Approved
1 Approved
–
– Waiting Publication
Waiting Publication
•
• 4 Balloted
4 Balloted
–
– Approval expected Summer 2002
Approval expected Summer 2002
•
• 2 Under Development
2 Under Development
–
– Object Definition for Video
Object Definition for Video
Switches
Switches
–
– Transportation Management Protocol
Transportation Management Protocol
90. AN AECOM COMPANY
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ITS Standards Contacts
ITS Standards Contacts
ITS Standards Contacts
•
• Mike
Mike Schagrin
Schagrin of the
of the Federal Highway Administration
Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), is
(FHWA), is
Manager of the
Manager of the U.S. DOT ITS Standards Program. Telephone: 202
U.S. DOT ITS Standards Program. Telephone: 202-
-
366
366-
-2180 E
2180 E-
-mail:
mail: mike.
mike.schagrin
schagrin@
@fhwa
fhwa.dot.
.dot.gov
gov
Bill Jones
Bill Jones is the Technical Director of the U.S. DOT
is the Technical Director of the U.S. DOT Joint Program
Joint Program
Office
Office (JPO).
(JPO).
Telephone: 202
Telephone: 202-
-366
366-
-2128 E
2128 E-
-mail:
mail: william
william.s.
.s.jones
jones@
@fhwa
fhwa.dot.
.dot.gov
gov
Brian Cronin
Brian Cronin, of the
, of the Federal Transit Administration
Federal Transit Administration (FTA), coordinates
(FTA), coordinates
ITS standards activities relating to transit.
ITS standards activities relating to transit.
Telephone: 202
Telephone: 202-
-366
366-
-8841 E
8841 E-
-mail:
mail: brian
brian.
.cronin
cronin@
@fta
fta.dot.
.dot.gov
gov
Jim
Jim Smailes
Smailes,
, of the
of the Federal Railroad Administration
Federal Railroad Administration (FRA),
(FRA),
coordinates ITS standards activities relating to the highway
coordinates ITS standards activities relating to the highway-
-rail
rail
intersections.
intersections.
Telephone: 202
Telephone: 202-
-493
493-
-6360 E
6360 E-
-mail:
mail: james
james.
.smailes
smailes@
@fra
fra.dot.
.dot.gov
gov
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Lunch Break
Lunch Break
Lunch Break
•
• Vendor Demonstrations
Vendor Demonstrations
–
– Vicon
Vicon
‰
‰ Jim
Jim LaBatt
LaBatt, Blackhawk Enterprises
, Blackhawk Enterprises
–
– Cohu
Cohu
‰
‰ Gerry
Gerry Slosar
Slosar,
, Cohu
Cohu Ind., Electronics Division
Ind., Electronics Division
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Workshop Assignment
Workshop Assignment
Workshop Assignment
CCTV Specification Critique
CCTV Specification Critique