Friday, 19 July 2013

Textile traders join hands with Surat police for CCTV project

In surat under the concept of “SAFE CITY PROJECT”, Textile traders in the country's biggest man-made fabric (MMF) industry have joined hands with surat police for the installation of round-the-clock CCTV cameras at the textile markets on 18th july. Federation of Surat Textile Traders Association (FOSTTA) office-bearers donated the police a cheque of Rs 51 lakh raised from different textile markets for the installation of the CCTV network. There are more than 60,000 textile shops in over 150 textile markets on the Ring Road and Salabatpura areas. The daily turnover of saris and dress materials at the textile markets is pegged at Rs 100 crore.
The president Mr.Sanjay Jagnani of FOSSTA said, the installation of this CCTV cameras will be considered as a third eye  for the surat police  to detect crimes which is reported in the market on day to day basis. Added to that he also said that more funds under the safe city project of the city police is allotted for this purpose in the coming days.
When the project is completed, a network of over 5,000 cameras will transmit the happenings to the headquarters of the city police, a move that law enforcement agencies expect, would keep checks on crimes and enable improved management of vehicular traffic. Police officials claim that this is for the first time that an entire city will come under the
CCTV surveillance.
 
SOURCE TAKEN FROM “TIMES OF INDIA” DATED 18/07/2013
 
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Pune gets 36 CCTV cameras in North Main Road:

Age Khan Bridge in kalyaninagar till Tadigutta chowk in pune, mundwa will have 36 CCTV cameras installed with high resolution facility to monitor the happenings in that place.  Mr.Vishwanath Ghana who is the Senior inspector of Mundhwa police station said that out of 36 cameras 10 were installed by the police and rest by hotels, malls and other establishments located on the road. He said that the purpose of installing these cameras is to help public especially foreign nationals to avoid any untoward event like terror attacks etc.
Added to that he said out of 10 cameras installed by the police officials 5 cameras are at the chowk near the bridge and five cameras are at Tadigutta Chowk. With this two recording cabins had been installed to monitor the vehicles coming from Kalyaninagar, Koregaon Park and Mundhwa Road. Two policemen from the Mundhwa police station will monitor these recordings.
Mr.Ghanwat also said . "The cameras installed by the hotels and other establishments have recording facilities for 30 days. The cameras can capture the image of persons inside a car" for a way of effective surveillance system. The surveillance system was inaugurated on Wednesday by Assistant commisionar of police (zone-IV) Manoj Patil. Local corporators were also present.
 
 
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CCTV CAMERAS FOR MARINE USE:

Video Surveillance for ships can able to monitor wide range of areas with all needs. A ship includes restaurants, lodging, a casino, pools, a workout room, shops, a sprawling deck, and much more. So to keep track of all the places CCTV camera is considered to be an important tool for an effective monitoring.
 
BENEFITS OF CCTV IN SHIPS:
 
Crime prevention:
By providing the detailed video footage CCTV helps investigators to deter the throughout happenings of the ship which further helps to prevent crime. Through the visual evidence provided by CCTV we can reduce the liability of incidents that involves crimes, accidents, and other incidents that on board in a cruise ship.
Monitor employees:
Utilizing security cameras in ships helps to monitor the employee activities through which the immoral behaviors of certain employees can easily be detected and rectified.
Combat terrorism: Terrorism is a strong concern for cruise ships. Proper video surveillance aims to prevent potential terrorist plots from being carried out.
For Inspection Purposes:
CCTV cameras inside the engine room help to monitor the engine and fuel status of the ship.
It also helps the crew to check the status of the storage area and make sure nothing is happening that could cause undue temperature changes.
 
CCTV camera service for marine use is also extended to carry out the inspections beneath the water surface. There are some underwater cameras which are very much useful to take a closer look of what is happening beneath the surface of the water without getting wet. Thus CCTV for ships acts as an operator monitoring all critical areas from a central control point which can respond to a series of simultaneous events more efficiently than a number of individuals located in the field by improving efficiency, safety and ensuring increased productivity.

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THERMAL IMAGING TECHNOLOGY IN VIDEO SURVEILLANCE:

THERMAL IMAGING is an imaging process which renders infrared radiation as visible light for creating video images. Normally all the objects emit electromagnetic radiation which is called black-body radiation, the thermal camera infrared sensor will pick up this radiation to create an image. These thermal imaging cameras are widely used in night-time surveillance since it can certainly expose objects from poor lighting to total darkness also. Using the infrared sensor, thermal cameras can create images in the infrared spectrum of 900-14,000 nanometers (nm or µm) instead of the visible light spectrum of 450-750nm.
There are two common types of thermal-imaging devices:
  • Un-cooled device - This device operates at room temperature which is completely quiet, activates immediately and has the battery built-in facility.
  • Cryogenically cooled – This device is more expensive and have the elements sealed inside a container that cools them to below 32 F (zero C). The advantage of this device is incredible resolution and sensitivity that result from cooling the elements. Cryogenically-cooled systems can "see" a difference as small as 0.2 F (0.1 C) from more than 1,000 ft (300 m) away.
Thermal cameras are used in many numbers of applications like the navy, map-reading, firefighting, medicine, security field etc. Firefighters use these cameras since it can help them to find out the origin of the fire through which they can identify how to accurately attack the fire and reduce possible causalities. Thermal imaging is often used in naval vessels. In warfare thermal imaging technology provides three significant advantages. First, the imager itself is nearly impossible for the enemy to detect, as it detects energy that's already there, and doesn't have to send out any energy of its own. Second, it sees heat, which is hard to camouflage. Thirdly, thermal imaging systems can see through smoke, fog, haze, and other atmospheric obscurants better than a visible light camera can.
The main advantages of thermal imaging are as follows:
  1. Can be used day and night.
  2. Works in practically all weather conditions.
  3. Can see through light fog, rain and smoke.
  4. No downtime, low maintenance.
  5. Very low energy consumption.
  6. Extremely difficult to escape detection as thermal contrast is impossible to conceal.
  7. Analytical software available for increased security and cost reduction
  8. Wireless/IP available
Thus thermal imaging in video surveillance has demonstrable advantages for a growing number of applications in the security sector.

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Saturday, 13 July 2013

HIKVISION RELEASES NEW EXIR NETWORK CAMERAS TO BETTER ILLUMINATE NIGHTTIME ENVIRONMENTS:

HIKVISION recently launched new EXIR network camera as a continuation of successfully launched EXIR analog series in the month of May 2013.These cameras are comprised of DS-2CD2200-I5 EXIR Bullet Camera series and the DS-2CD2300-I EXIR Turret Camera series. Both the cameras are featured with most advanced thin-film and light-emitting technology which can provide 30% of  more illuminant efficiency over traditional LED array technology.
Added to that these EXIR network series provides a 40% light-extraction rate, resulting in stronger light for long-range visibility usage. Especially the DS-2CD2200-I5 EXIR Bullet Camera series offers a minimum illumination at 0.01 lux @ F1.2 with AGC on, 0 lux with IR (with up-to a 50m IR range). The DS-2CD2300-I EXIR Turret Camera is slightly different, giving consumers another option. It offers the same minimum illumination, but with up-to a 30m IR range. In this EXIR network series the images are optimized with luminance uniformity functionality which can help to eliminate LED lns issues , such as over-exposure at the centre of images and darker areas at corners.
The resolution of this series comes with 1.3MP and 3MP which can deliver sharp and clear images with the latest 1/3" progressive scan CMOS. The new network series also benefits from efficient codec compression (approximately 30% to 50% above traditional network cameras) which can reduce the transmission of video information and storage on IP surveillance systems.
 
 
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HIKVISION LAUNCHES NEW SERIES OF COST-EFFECTIVE DAY/NIGHT ANALOG SPEED DOMES:

HIKVISION who are the technology leaders of CCTV CAMERAS and solutions had recently launched two new analog PTZCAMERAS- DS-2AE5154-A 5 Speed Dome and DS-2AE7154 IR Speed Dome where PTZ CAMERAS are essentially required. These cameras are introduced with advanced features and with competitive price. It also incorporated with day / night functionality with an IR cut filter which can perform well even in low-light environments. Since it is featured with 3D DNR (Digital Noise Reduction) functionality it can reduce noise and motion blur while enhancing the images.
These cameras uses 1/4" SONY high performance CCD image sensor so the resolution is offered with 540TVL (Color) and 600TVL (B/W) with a minimum illumination of 0.1 Lux at F1.6 (color), and a 23x Optical Zoom of 3.84mm to 88.32mm. While the DS-2AE7154 features 160°/s pan speed, 150°/s tilt speed max, the DS-2AE5154-A offers 250°/s pan speed, 150°/s tilt speed max, with 360° continuous rotation. Both the  above mentioned cameras provides customers a superior performance with extreme weather conditions with a built-in heater/blower to achieve a minimum operating temperature of -30°C (22°F). The heavy-duty, tamper-resistant aluminium housing has an IP66 to provide high levels of functionality and safety even in dusty and wet environments.  
The cameras have other features too like 8 programmable privacy masks, with a maximum of 8 zones masked on the same video screen which can stay in place even though cameras are moving.
These affordable speed domes are an ideal solution for areas like parks, streets, stations, etc. and will thus offer whole lot of advantages and benefits when such public areas need to monitored and secure in the most economical way.
 
 
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Wednesday, 10 July 2013

Video Analytics:

Video Analytics:
Video Analytics is used to explain the processing and analysis of video streams which is captured by the surveillance systems. Video analytics” is considered to be a latest technology which creates huge amount of interests in the industry.  It can perform variety of tasks ranging from real-time analysis of video for immediate detection of events of interest to analysis of pre-recorded video for the purpose of extracting events and data from the recorded video.
Features of video analytics:
Motion detection:
Motion detection refers to the capability of the surveillance system to detect motion and capture the event. It will compare two adjacent frames of a recording event and if there is any difference then it will record that frame.
Foreign object:
Detects new object in the video. If any new object that enters and remains in a pre-defined area Field of view then it is taken as a foreign object.
Missing object:
Detects missing object in the video. If any object is removed or missing from the pre-defined area then it gives an alarm.
Auto tracking:
It is used to automatically track the movements of individual persons with the combinations of FIXED and PTZ cameras.
These are useful in number of applications:
   Detect and alert users regarding unwanted persons eg-- known shoplifters.
   Detect and alert to the arrival of VIP customers or Clients, who need attention.
  
People counting:
The people counting analytic tracks the bi-directional flow of objects through a user defined area. It is designed for entrances and exits.It is used to count the number of customers that approach an end-cap to gain insight into merchandising effectiveness through which the Retail stores can use information gathered to enhance customer service and optimize staffing. For example, retailers can determine peak traffic hours and staff accordingly to ensure customer service at its highest level.
Video analytics for public safety and security: 
 
The best way to ensure public safety is through video analytics which can provide digital forensic capabilities to law enforcement that creates a potential to increase detection of threats and prevention of public safety incidents.
 The main advantages of this video analytics are detected in the following ways:
• Persons or vehicles moving into or out of an area
• Loitering
• Unattended Object
• Illegal parking
• Leaving objects behind
• Removing object
 • People counting
 
Thus Video Analytics is an ideal solution that meets the needs of surveillance system operators, security officers, and corporate managers, as they seek to make practical and effective use of their surveillance systems.
 
 
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RESOLUTION:

Resolution is the clarity of the Image it holds. For analog systems, this is typically measured in Television Lines (TVL). The higher the resolution, the better the definition and clarity of the picture. The camera “scans” an image in a series of lines running horizontally.Each horizontal line is made up of a number of elements. Once one line is scanned, the second line is scanned, and so on. Resolution is a measure of the quantity of both individual lines and the component elements making up each line. In a CCD camera, resolution has a direct relationship to the number of pixels on the CCD image sensor. Resolution measures the number of horizontal lines a camera uses to produce an image. Horizontal resolution measures the number of elements making up each horizontal line. Vertical and horizontal resolutions typically yield a 3:4 ratio relationship (e.g., 600 vertical lines to 800 elements in each line). CCTV camera resolution is usually in the 380 to 540 TVL range. The higher the camera’s resolution, the more detail visible (because the lines are closer together and there are more elements in each individual line). Lower-resolution cameras produce images with less detail.
 
The following one explains how the resolution varies for colour and monochrome cameras:
The Image Resolutions for CCTV cameras are as follows:
In terms of Analog the resolution will be described with QCIF, CIF, 2CIF, 4CIF AND D1.The values for the same is mentioned below:
  1. QCIF- 176 X 120
  2. CIF – 352 X 288
  3. 2CIF – 704 X 240
  4. 4CIF – 704 X 576
  5. D1 – 720 X 576
In IP Camera , resolution is described with VGA, 1.3MP, 3MP, 5MP.
  1. VGA – 640 X 480
  2. 1.3MP – 1280 X 1024
  3. 3MP – 2048 X 1536
  4. 5MP – 2560 X 1920
 
Recording Resolution of the DVR:
DVRs would record at CIF (352 x 240 pixels), 2 CIF (528x360), and 4CIF (704x480). There are some new DVR that would take high definition, 1920x1080pixels.Comparing to DVR , NVR recording resolution is higher, can be over 2560x1920pixels for 5MP IP cameras @ 15fps.
Camera Resolution:
Camera resolution, usually described in terms of horizontal pixels. Analog cameras usually have 420, 540, 600 pixels/lines of horizontal resolution. Some new Hi-def analog camera with DVI output can handle 1920x1080. IP cameras would cover as much as 2560x1920 pixels.Medium resolution of B/W camera in EIA system is 510 horizontal pixels by 492 vertical pixels and is equivalent to 380 TV lines. High resolution is 768(H) x 492(V) pixels and equivalent to 570 TV lines. Color camera's medium resolution means 330TV lines and high resolution needs more than 460TVlines.

Monitor Resolution:

The monitors in NTSC system have 525 vertical scanning lines regardless of their size. The horizontal 700 TV lines of B/W monitors represents medium level and more than 900 TV lines means high resolution in EIA system. The color monitor's horizontal resolution of 300 TV lines means medium quality and that of more than 450 TV lines means high resolution. To maximize the system's resolution, it is recommended to choose a monitor which has better resolution than that of the camera.
 
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5000 CCTV CAMERAS TO BE INSTALLED IN HYDERABAD:

Considering the safety measures of public  , Hyderabad police planned to install 5000 CCTV cameras at all public places and main junctions in the city. Under the Act of AP Public Safety (Measures) Enforcement and Safe City project this step is being implemented. Andhra Pradesh DGP V Dinesh Reddy told reporters that it is mandatory to install the CCTV cameras with regards to the recurring incidents of terror attack in the city. He said 100 or more people are expected at a time, to provide access controls and install closed-circuit television (CCTV) surveillance cameras.
The centre has approved Megacity policing plan covering the commisionerates of certain metropolitan cities. Hyderabad was included in the plan for which a central allocation of Rs 48.10 crore has been earmarked for 2013-14 and 2014-15.The project report for this plan is being planned under the guidelines of safe city project, such as CCTV surveillance, command control centers, Dial 100, data centre, highway patrol cars, aerial surveillance, community policing, training of soft skills etc.
Thus a network of CCTVs will now keep an eye on Hyderabad, which has seen at least three major bomb blasts over the past six years and repeated communal clashes.
Source taken from “The Times of India” dated on 02/07/2013
 
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Role of video surveillance for airports:

Security at airports had become an essential one recently because of smuggling operations and target for terrorism etc. To implement reliable and integrated security solution CCTV cameras had been introduced in all Airport terminals and security check point in order to keep staff and customers safe. Ensuring public safety while guaranteeing business processes and protecting critical assets is the primary responsibility of every airport team. IP surveillance technology and new innovations in video analytics are helping to raise airport security to new heights.
 
Where surveillance required in the airport?
In order to have effective airport surveillance the cameras can be installed in all the entrances and exit points so that it can capture the video footage of every individual who passes through the airport and also PTZ cameras can be installed to get continuous overall footage of the airport activity. Cameras can be installed in the check-in areas so that it can obtain the image of the passenger who is arrived. Installing surveillance for trams is used to connect one part of the airport to another.  To prevent unwanted theft and also to watch potentially dangerous items cameras can be installed in the baggage claim areas. The ability to control large systems at different monitoring stations with varied access capabilities is mandatory for a complete airport surveillance management operation to be installed.
Thus surveillance cameras for Airport security are not only there to catch criminals it also helps to prevent crime before it happens.
 
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Police to procure 15 CCTV cameras:

It has been decided by the police commissionerate of Bhubaneswar to purchase 15 CCTV CAMERAS  in order  to cut down  the yearly expenditure of Rs.10 lakh by hiring surveillance cameras to monitor the trouble makers during  assembly sessions, rallies  and festive occasions.
As per the sources of information received its been confirmed that police headquarters had approved for the procurement of 5 CCTV CAMERAS in the first phase. Deputy commissioner MR.Nitinjeet Singh said that “We thought it is better to procure surveillance cameras rather spending lakhs every year on hiring these. We will train some of our personnel on how to install the cameras," Added to that he said those CCTV cameras will be installed as per the requirement needed.
As per the city police confirmation they need cameras 150 days a year while 6 CCTV cameras were installed in the assembly and 10 cameras were installed for the purpose of durga pooja and massive rallies or demonstration. As many as 83 strategic locations were identified for setting up surveillance system with video data analysis, command and control system in order to strengthen the crime control system and regulate traffic.
The police headquarters on Sunday dispatched 16 cameras to the commissionerate of police to bring Mahila, Capital, Kharavel Nagar and Nayapalli police stations under CCTV glare. While surveillance camera system has already been installed at Tamando police station, police recently decided to expand the network to four more police stations.
 
Source taken from  “ THE TIMES OF INDIA “ DATED 06/05/2013
 
 
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WIRELESS IP CAMERAS ROLE IN SURVEILLANCE INDUSTRY:

A wireless IPCAMERA is a video camera which does not require any cables or external wires for connecting the equipment. They send radio signals that are transformed into video data. It solves many business and residential requirements because the installation process of these systems can be done in flexible and versatile manner. Wireless cameras are used in wide range of places since it offers convenience for the buyers with the absence of cables and wires. Some wireless IP cameras are operated through solar panels with batteries which make them totally independent of power outlets, network connectivity as well. They are portable too, so they can be easily moved from one place to other quite easily.
The WIRELESS IP CAMERAS play a major role in the place where there is no network connectivity which means the connectivity is recommended with high range wireless access point with power system but some users may feel it as a cost-expensive also. In that case as an alternative solution the 3G wi-fi routers can be used to solve this purpose if there is a 3G facility available in that territory. Some wireless cameras are compatible with personal computers since it is used to serve data streams to computer applications or the internet.  Some individuals choose to use wireless cameras to keep an eye on their babysitters or daycare providers. In such cases, wireless cameras are hidden making them practically impossible to detect.
Wireless cameras are also popular for webcamming. A wireless camera owner can allow another Internet user to both see and hear using Internet technology. This security system is considered to be a new high performance camera transmission system.  These are our most popular and recommended systems ever. These wireless systems offer exceptional video data transmission. Thus Wireless is a wonderful technology which is more efficient and cost effective for a surveillance solution
 
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Wednesday, 3 July 2013

LPR (LICENSE PLATE RECOGNITION):

LPR cameras are high-speed cameras which contains an interface with specialized computer software which is used to read the license plate numbers in the vehicles. These cameras will take a picture of the front and rear plates of the vehicle and further convert those images into computer readable data. LPR cameras are ideal for electronic toll collection, monitor border crossings, gas filling stations, traffic management, drive through customer recognition, stolen car identification and vehicle tracking etc.
LPR makes monitoring lots and vehicles more efficient and thus reduces departmental overhead. This allows the department to control parking-related costs and increase usage efficiency. A major difference between a normal CCTV and a LPR is that intelligent traffic modes built into these cameras which allow the camera to compensate for speed, weather, and headlight issues which all make it challenging to capture a usable video that identifies license plates. The number plate image which is captured with LPR HD with Night vision feature is 70 Pixels and it normally uses verifocal lens. These cameras are very much useful for Weigh bridge application too by tracking trucks as they come and go from the warehouse to monitor deliveries and pick ups.
LPR cameras are considered to be a cost-effective choice than some alternatives, like embedding transponders in cars to track them. The software technology used to back up LPR cameras is very much improved from earlier versions. In addition, LPR cameras save law enforcement manpower, because law enforcement officers no longer need to go through every single suspicious picture by hand, or lie in wait at stoplights for traffic law violators. In future possibilities are there to implement this on all signals.
 
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HIKVISION’S FULL HD REAL-TIME HD-SDI SERIES AT IFSEC SOUTH AFRICA:

Hikvision who are the technology leaders for video surveillance had recently announced their new brand of HD-SDI DVR series. This series is a combination of DS-7204/08HFHI-ST 720p DVR and the DS-7204/08HFHI-SE 1080p DVR series in which both offer zero-transmission and real-time HD recording through the utilization of HD-SDI technology. This provides far superior image quality when compared with conventional analog technology and also it is considered to be a cost-effective alternative to network-based systems through the use of standard coax cable.
The series includes 4 and 8 channel DVRs that deliver simultaneous real-time recording and playback in 4CIF resolution on all 4 or 8 channels. There is also the option for 720P or 1080P resolution when more detail is required. This series is easy to set up and use with features such as email-on-event and overwrite protection. Also included is Smart Search, which automatically looks for changes within a selected portion of a scene. Customers can further able to compare past and present events by simultaneously viewing live and playback scenes. This series offers flexible alarm handling, camera control, and remote management capabilities. Remote monitoring enables customers to manage the DVR series from any location via a LAN, WAN, or the Internet. Customers can also view live video using their smart phones with greater flexibility. It also includes a special feature of HDD quota management which optimize the capacity assignment to different channels and minimize video storage requirements.
 
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CCTV CAMERAS FOR TRAFFIC USE

CCTV CAMERAS are useful for the public in many ways. Out of which one of the major concern with related to safety is traffic monitoring.  It is an extensive way of monitoring system that can easily detect congestion and notice accidents.Since road traffic become busier and more congested real-time traffic monitoring schemes are increasingly important for road users. Traffic monitoring can help to improve road network efficiency by re-routing traffic when accidents occur and minimizing delays. The success of traffic monitoring schemes is dependent on CCTV systems so surveillance must be high quality, flexible and reliable too. It helps to identify the people and vehicle who is breaking the law. Without any man power CCTV surveillance provide access to remote server and the penalty will be send to the person in the form of E-Challan in his mobile.  To monitor the road surveillance, cameras can be placed in such a way that they overlook common congestion areas and also adequate visibility and a good view of all the lanes involved.
 
Governments of many countries like UK, SINGAPORE seeing benefits of CCTV for traffic control are installing it not only for their convenience, but also to ensure the safety of the public. The Highways Agency in the UK has a public-owned network of CCTV that covers the motorway and trunk road network. Other countries that are using CCTV are the US, China, European Countries, Australia, Arab countries like UAE. In Singapore, the Expressway Monitoring and Advisory System (EMAS) is used by the Land Transport Authority (LTA) to detect congestions or accidents and notify motorists of adverse traffic conditions as soon as possible. Also, red –light and speed cameras are installed to identify reckless motorists who do not abide by the traffic rules. It also acts as deterrence for motorists to keep their speed limit in check and not cause danger to other road users.
 
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CCTV CAMERAS INSTALLED ON GUNTUR INTERCITY EXPRESS:

Considering the safety and security of the public the Southern Railways had installed CCTV cameras in the coaches of Guntur Intercity Express.  Mr. D.P. Pande who is the General Manager of Southern Railways said  that  432 CCTV cameras were installed for surveillance at 32 stations in the zone and he said this system is to experiment and to get the feedback based on the same further initiatives will be taken from his end. Added to that he said “We wanted to leverage the advantage of using surveillance cameras and have them on trains so it could help us keep an eye on our own staff too, especially housekeeping personnel deployed on 35 express trains where journey time was over 16 hours”.
As of now two cameras on either side of the corridors of the coaches were installed. And he told these were part of the Integrated Security System (ISS)  at a cost of 6.1 crore .  IP cameras cameras were installed in Secunderabad, Vijayawada, Tirupati, Guntur, Nanded and Guntakal, while similar works at other stations were in an advanced stage of completion. Added to this the ISS included under-vehicle scanners, x-ray baggage scanners and bomb detection and disposal systems.Mr.Pande said they havesss plans to install CCTV cameras around the passenger reservation systems along with that installation will also include station platforms that were considered areas with a large presence of people . He declared  that “Safety and security are our focus, apart from improving service on board,” , at a press confrence after releasing the Southern Zone Time Table and MMTS Pocket Time Table for 2013 on Saturday.
 
SOURCE TAKEN FROM 29/06/2013
 
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Monday, 1 July 2013

ATM SURVEILLANCE

Recently there is rapid growth in the number of automated teller machines (ATM’s) which can be commonly seen in financial institutions, shopping malls, office complexes etc. With the rise in robberies in bank ATM’s, Banks have got its primary responsibility to safe-guard the customer’s money in an effective way and that can be achieved only through the surveillance systems. A CCTV CAMERA installed in the bank ATM will act as deterrent for the criminals and also the recorded events can be used as a proof of evidence for the post incidence investigations. One of the important features of ATM surveillance is that “Text Overlay Feature” this will help the banks to impose the ATM card number from the recorded CCTV footage. Through those resulting images Banks can centrally search CCTV feeds from numerous remote ATMs which further reduces the time to browse the entire CCTV footage and also gives better control to track fraudulent activities regarding misuse of ATM cards.

The customer who uses his Debit/Credit card inside the ATM machine will always expect that he should keep his ATM PIN as a confidential one because of privacy measures. So CCTV Camera placed inside the ATM machine has the facility of hiding the Keypad through which the customer can safeguard his PIN which is called KEYBOARD MASKING. CCTV cameras can also monitor approaches to the ATM. Doing so provides a greater opportunity to identify someone engaged in illegal activity.
Installing CCTV cameras in entrance and exit point of the ATM’s will always help to identify clear picture of the customer by using it Bank can provide proper evidence for the police investigations to proceed further.

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IFFCO Chowk under CCTV surveillance

Following with the incidences of police attack when he was on duty and also recurring incidents of commuters being robbed the Gurgoan police have decided to install CCTV CAMERAS at IFFCO CHOWK. This installation process was inaugurated by commissioner of police MR.Alok Mittal. In that inaugural function he said “This was a small effort on the part of the Gurgaon police. Our next target is to install CCTV cameras on Shankar Chowk, South City Chowk and Rajiv Chowk in East police area. Soon, the main areas and the chowk of the city will also be under CCTV surveillance. These are fixed cameras and we are trying to install the PTZ zoom cameras at all the main destinations in the city". He also said that all future installations in Gurgaon will have cameras with better resolution and zoom option. "In the next 20 days, we will check how the cameras function and see if there are any issues that need to be addressed," Bhupender Singh Sangwan, ACP (DLF) said that total 8 CCTV cameras have been installed at IFFCO Chowk. He said that these cameras are proved as a big help to nab the criminals and solve crime. Thus CCTV cameras helps in many ways to prevent crime and moniter some activities which is happening in and around.

SOURCE TAKEN FROM “TIMES OF INDIA “ DATED 23 /06/ 2013

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CCTV EYE FOR PCR VANS-BHUVANESHWAR

The commissionerate of police had given the project to Odisha State Police Housing & Corporation Limited to fit high frequency CCTV Cameras in Police Control Room (PCR) Vans to keep an hawk-eye on law and order situations at different places in the city. Corporation CMD Satyajit Mohanty decided to install PTZ Surveillance Cameras(Pan Tilt Zoom) inside 33 PCR Vans to capture images of anti-social elements during law and order problems. All the existing 33 vans were donated to police by several corporate houses as part of their corporate social responsibility. But maintenance of those vehicles is a major cause for concern as the vehicles need urgent replacement. They have written to the state government for more funds to repair vehicles or to replace the old ones with new vans. The CCTV cameras are installed on PCR vans to cover the entire city. But initially the government had a plan to put CCTV cameras only at vital installations, but subsequently brought the vans are under the project .The installation of GPS-enabled gadgets in PCR vans in the city gone hi-tech in March 2011 to respond emergency situations in quick time. One of the Senior police Officer said, Patrolling will definitely prevent If they don’t have sufficient number of vans to cover the entire city ,including some rural areas falling under our jurisdiction.

The source taken from : Times of India
Dated: 21-6-2013

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VIVOTEK Launches Its First Outdoor Wireless Camera IP8336W

VIVOTEK who are the total solution providers for IP SURVEILLANCE industry had recently launched day and night network camera IP8336W, their first wireless cameras for outdoor applications. This camera Is featured with high-end residential, boutique store, department store, or museum surveillance applications with a 1-Megapixel CMOS sensor enabling 1280 x 800 resolution video at 30 fps and a removable IR-cut filter, the camera is capable of capturing high quality video under changing lighting conditions around the clock. The built-in IR illuminators provide coverage of a distance of up to 5 meters, securing video quality under low light situations.
Since the camera is designed with weather-proof IP66- rated housing, there will not be any damage for the camera from rain and dust. With integrated 802.11b/g/n wireless, IP8336W realizes a faster video streaming for situations where network cabling may not be feasible. With the Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS) feature, configuration over a wireless network connection is simple and painless. In addition, IP8336W supports real-time H.264, MPEG-4 and MJPEG triple coded compression technology. The video size can be reduced significantly and network bandwidth conserved without sacrificing image quality. Together with ST7501 multi-lingual 32-channel recording software, users can easily set up an IP surveillance system with the IP8336W. Vivotek announced in the press release that IP8336W, without a doubt, is the ideal camera for outdoor wireless surveillance."

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Video Surveillance Systems for School Buses

CCTV cameras for school buses are considered to be an advance technology which is more affordable than ever. Parents as well as the school management feel safer with the presence of video surveillance system since it acts as a proactive measure to improve the school bus safety for the students who are travelling. Installing CCTV cameras with GPS location will help the management to retrieve real-time information regarding the bus speed, breaking, and safety signal activation that includes the video footage of the camera both inside and outside the bus entrance and exit. Apart from all these aspects the students also realize that they are being recorded under video surveillance, which will help to improve their self-behavior on the buses. The
CCTV camera systems also provide liability protection in case there is legal action against the driver.

IPCAMERAS and WIRELESS NETWORKING play a significant role in video surveillance system, since remote reviewing and instant response has become a possible measure through immediate transmit footage facility. Including with all these safety measures the schools can also issue RFID (Radio-frequency identification) cards to the students. This system consists of a school photo ID card affixed to a lanyard that should be worn by the student. The ID has a RFID chip embedded in it which includes a digital number assigned to each student. When the student enters the school or pass beneath a doorway, the tag ID is read, recorded and sent to a server in the school’s administrative office that further helps to monitor the activity of a student inside the school.

School officials throughout the nation are held accountable by parents to ensure student safety on the buses, and by using video surveillance this security can be assured. Video surveillance systems are considered to be a long-term investment for school districts that must be periodically maintained and adjusted. If they are used properly, a surveillance system can promote student safety, prevent discipline problems, and deter vandalism.

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