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A public lift sensor automatically reported damage. The system provided decision support to first responders by checking for any known offenders or suspects in the vicinity related to the lift sensor report. The public was evacuated and recorded video of the incident was later used for security and legal purposes.
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- 1. • Public lift sensor automatically reports damage. • Viseum automatically reports decision support for first responders: Any known offenders or suspect looking individuals within this vicinity now? Or within this vicinity over time related to the lift sensor report?
- 2. • Public evacuated. • Recorded video then used again for security exploitation and judicial use.
Editor's Notes
- Viseum excels – and so do its security operators – by showing what’s going on within an evolving situation. Viseum automatically produces key information – so that the first emergency responders’ actions are the right ones. Take this example of an elevator failure in The Shard of London… In what is the tallest and one of the most iconic buildings in Europe, there are many scenarios that can be programmed in and Viseum will automatically and immediately analyse each and every one. This particular failure could be entirely innocent and random and Viseum can confirm this by automatically checking through every pre-programmed scenario. In a first example, Viseum confirms the elevator sensor report was a typical wear and tear breakage, and that there isn’t now – and neither has there been – any suspect activity near the lift equipment, or any known offenders detected anywhere near The Shard for at least 6 months. However, in a worst case scenario, this could be a plot involving numerous terrorists who converge on the building – and here Viseum confirms the elevator sensor report to be suspect and alerts security staff with a recorded video of a man seemingly tampering with an elevator panel several days previously and then making a rapid exit from the building. The alarm is then raised, the public are evacuated and emergency services are sent to the site. Viseum then goes immediately into its lockdown mode for further analysis of the situation.
- Continuing our example, Viseum software continues to automatically scout for suspect individuals, now actively supporting the well-informed CCTV security operators. In this case, Viseum helps identify 4 known offenders suspected of being involved in terrorist activities and located within the yellow zone. Now operating hand-in-hand with CCTV security operators, Viseum software continues to follow where the 4 suspects go and reviews where they have been. Two of these individuals were already close to the Red Zone, walking towards The Shard from opposite directions, but both were then seen to turn round once they realised the alarm had been raised. CCTV security operators confirm that these 2 suspects should be cautiously approached by security forces. The other 2 suspects are confirmed to be lower risk, and Viseum software continues to following them as a precaution. With the incident under control, Viseum recreates the event using recorded evidence from the whole area. This will confirm whether there were any other associates involved and every action by the suspected terrorist plotters, as well as all the actions of police and security staff, will have been meticulously recorded in forensic detail for security exploitation and subsequent judicial use. So, in these scenarios – and more importantly in reality – Viseum and the Safe City become synonymous.