Integrated CCTV
“
...at Bodø, the
solution not only allows
monitoring of the
check-in queues for
any suspicious activity
but also determines the
number of people in a
given queue, thereby
Bodø Airport, Norway
enabling the system to monitor important areas within the airport gates as well as a SISTORE
airport buildings, including baggage CX digital video recording system for
calculate and advise handling, security checking and an virtual matrix (streaming) functions
area designated as the ‘Critical Part and event recording and an IVM for
anticipated waiting of the Security Restricted Area’ the airport video management.
(CSRA). Also, externally, security The various elements of the
times for passengers...” was required for parked aircraft, system, including the integration of
as well as generally improving existing dome cameras, are all routed
cities, countries and continents. the efficiency of the day to day to a single display, with an aerial
Therefore, ensuring that they are able operations at the airport. photograph of the airport used to
to continue to provide a gateway to The system contains two main indicate movements in the form of
the world which is safe and secure has components; Siveillance™ SiteIQ icons which represent people, cars,
never been more critical. for wide area surveillance and trucks and planes. In the event of
Siveillance™ Queue for indoor an alarm, the respective video image
Case Study - Bodø Airport applications. With this intelligent appears on the display in a ‘picture-
An example of how video surveil- video solution, the airport in-picture’ mode and on pre-defined
lance systems can be integrated achieves a significantly higher alarm monitors. A sophisticated
to protect both exterior and inte- level of security, combined with user and access rights concept was
rior operations is provided by Bodø additional operational savings developed in cooperation with Avinor
Airport in Norway. from improved resource planning to allow specific access privileges to
In 2009 Siemens received the and security management. the system from designated locations
order from Avinor AS Norway, the In designing the system, the on-site across the entire airport.
operator of Bodø Airport and the team paid particular attention to the Cost of ownership is becoming
company responsible for the entire exact positioning of the individual an increasingly important measure
Norwegian airport network system, cameras and, importantly, their in security solutions, with additional
for an Intelligent Siveillance™ viewing angles, to optimise detection benefits that can be drawn from
Video Surveillance System. The rates. The particular environmental video surveillance being part of
requirement from Avinor was for conditions of Bodø were also taken that equation. At Bodø Airport, the
the video solution to effectively into account in a detailed report solution not only allows monitoring
which served as the blueprint for the of the check-in queues for any
system design. suspicious activity but also determines
The intelligent video solution the number of people in a given
features over 60 cameras connected queue, thereby enabling the system
to Siveillance™ SiteIQ to monitor to calculate and advise anticipated
outdoor and perimeter security areas waiting times for passengers.
and Siveillance™ Queue for the
management of queues at check-in The author is BT
counters and security control posts. Head of Airport
A Siemens SIPLATE™ Automatic Solutions, Siemens
Number Plate Recognition (ANPR)
system has also been installed for
vehicle surveillance at many of the
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