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Siemens Launch
Siveillance SiteIQ
The new Siveillance™ SitelQ automated
wide area surveillance technology
transforms traditional physical security
systems by allowing an entire site to be
automatically controlled and monitored
from a single screen.
Using intelligent policy zones and
virtual barriers, Siveillance SiteIQ
gathers and filters real time data from
camera and other sensor input, for
example access control, intrusion and
fire detection, GPS sensors and smart
fences, and displays the results on a
comprehensive digital map of the
entire site. Security staff can see what is happening in each area of the site at any given time. The system can detect, track, and classify more than
50 simultaneous, but independent, objects per camera as sophisticated 3D analytics determine object attributes in absolute “real-world“ coordinates,
meaning a reduction in camera numbers and lower infrastructure costs. Virtual barriers trigger automatic alerts when unauthorised activity occurs.
Siveillance SiteIQ detects and tracks the incident while alerting staff through audio, video notifications, and e-mail alerts. The system will also pinpoint the
precise location where an incident has occurred so that security staff can be deployed quickly to prevent the situation escalating.
TSA's Secure Flight Program Enters Next CEM Systems Awarded Delhi Access
Public Phase Control Contract
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has announced that, as of CEM Systems has been awarded the contract to provide access control for
15th August, airlines participating in the Secure Flight passenger vetting the new Terminal 3 in Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi. The contract
programme were able to begin asking passengers to enter their date of birth was awarded by ADT Security, India who will supply a fully integrated access
and gender when making airline reservations. control and IP video solution.
Secure Flight is a behind-the-scenes watch list matching process that Spanning 500,000 square meters and featuring more than 160 check-in
happens before passengers arrive at the airport; current security checkpoint counters, the newly integrated terminal at the International Airport is
procedures remain the same. expected to be completed by March 2010 and fully operational before the
TSA's goal is to vet 100% of passengers on all domestic commercial Commonwealth Games 2010, which will be hosted in New Delhi.
flights by early 2010 and 100% of passengers on all international
commercial flights into, out of, or over the U.S. by the end of 2010.
TSA Fund Wichita HBS
Melbourne Airport Opts for March Networks
The Transportation Security Administration has announced an
CCTV Solution award of nearly $6.9 million to Wichita Mid-Continent Airport for the
construction of an inline baggage screening system at the new
March Networks has announced that Australia Pacific Airports airport terminal.
Melbourne Pty Ltd (APAM) is expanding its existing March Networks The approximately $6.9 million award, derived from fiscal 2009
CCTV system significantly and enhancing surveillance and funds, will be an upgrade to the stand alone system that is currently
monitoring capabilities with the company's VideoSphere™ solution. used at Wichita Mid-Continent Airport, and is due to be completed in
Responsible for the security of more than 24 million domestic mid-2013.
and international travellers annually and over 30% of Australia's "We are thrilled that TSA has selected Wichita Mid-Continent's
airfreight market, Melbourne Airport staff are using the March new terminal project to receive the sophisticated new baggage
Networks systems to monitor activities in real-time and quickly screening technology," said Victor White, Director of Airports for the
access high-quality archived video from a centralised control Wichita Airport Authority. "Passengers will be able to check in their
room. They are also using the IP video to maintain customer bags at the airline ticket counter and then proceed to the gate.
service and operational excellence, through applications such as Expediting the bag check-in process is an important customer
taxi queue monitoring, luggage trolley tracking, and baggage service convenience feature we are implementing with the new
handling oversight. terminal project."
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