SEAMLESS CCTV

Salim Idris – General Manager

Dedicated Micros Middle East, Asia and Africa
 Agenda
• CCTV Basics

• Why Integration is a necessity?

• Good vs bad Security

• How to integrate IP in to security

surveillance?

• Where does IP fits best?

• Key industry trends

• Seamless CCTV Solution

• Conclusion
 What is CCTV?
– Deterrence
• Overt
• Peace of Mind
– Observation
• Loss Prevention
• Remote Eyes
– Documentation
• Historical Archiving
• Admissibility
• Record Keeping
– Incident Management
• Traffic Control
• Industrial Accident
– Time & Motion Study
• Efficiency
• Attendance
 Necessity
 Increase in:
» Terrorism
» Sabotages
» Attacks
» Intrusions

■ Ensure safety and security of people under threat

■ Provide protection and safeguard valuable assets
 Factors to be considered
for security
Protection To High Risk Facility
As per Laws & Regulations
To Protect against unlawful
interference
To provide early detection of
intrusion
By Intruder Detection
By Access Control
By Surveillance
SEPARATION OF HAZARDOUS
ITEMS
As per Laws & Regulations
SAFETY To Prevent damage to personnel &
Facilities
&
SECURITY
By Screening Personnel
By Screening baggage
& mail
Actions Against Threat
To minimize the damage
By initiating speedy action
 Security System Requirements
■ Quick response & high reliability
– 24/7 uptime & response shall be quick to enable speedy
action
■ Security information management
– Shall provide the management with comprehensive
information & yet be capable of analyzing the vast volume of
information
■ Effective but economical
– A proper balance between human resources & automation
will optimize efficiency & effectiveness
■ Friendliness
– Shall be easy to use and shall not cause any inconvenience
to the users
 Basic Elements of Security

Deter
Detect
Delay
Assess
Respond
 Agenda
• CCTV Basics

• Why Integration is a necessity?

 Why Integrating security
systems is a necessity?
INTEGRATED SECURITY SYSTEM
Combines
The attributes of the outer fence and the sub-systems
to
DETECT INTRUDERS
With high degree of reliability
and
DETER AND DELAY THEM
By proper use of excellent system integration & methodology
until
THE TASK FORCE IS DISPATCHED TO APPREHEND THEM
 Outline Of Sub-Systems
Intruder Detection Surveillance
System
Surveillance of perimeter
Detection of Intruders and inside areas by
by employing sensors CCTV cameras

Control & Monitoring

Processing security data
for effective control

Access Control System Weapon & Explosives

Detection System
Access is controlled Detection of weapons &
through the use of card explosives by the use of X-Ray
readers machines & metal archways
 Agenda
• CCTV Basics

• Why Integration is a necessity?

• Good vs bad Security

 3-Elements of Fire

Oxygen

Fuel Heat
 3-Elements of Security
Tools

Procedures Personnel
What happens when an intruder
gets inside your defenses?
 Agenda
• CCTV Basics

• Why Integration is a necessity?

• Good vs bad Security

• How to integrate IP in to security

surveillance?
 How to integrate IP in to security
surveillance?

What is IP CCTV?
• IP CCTV operates on wired & wireless TCP/IP networks
to allow live and recorded video to be seen from any
workstation connected to the IP network
Typical IP CCTV system
 What is IP CCTV?
IP Camera
Network Network

(PC Application)
Server

Analog Camera
Network
Coax

Multi-site Viewing
and Control
Network (PC Application)

IP Camera
 Changing Technology
IP
• Analog Advantage • Digital
• Tapes • HDD
• Hardware • Software
• Closed Circuit • Open network
• Coaxial • Ethernet
• Centralized • Distributed
• Single User • Multi User
 Changing Design
IP
Advantage

• Analog cameras • Analog & IP cameras

• VCR • DVR, PC, NVR
• Video monitor • Video monitor, PC, PDA
• Multiplexer • Switches/Routers
• Firmware • Application software
 Agenda
• CCTV Basics

• Why Integration is a necessity?

• Good vs bad Security

• How to integrate IP in to security

surveillance?

• Where does IP fits best?

 A Spectrum of Applications

Small Larger Campus Remote Matrix Mobile Wireless

Stand-alone Buildings Environments Monitoring Systems Solutions Connectivity
Systems

IP offers IP starts to IP offers real Just not feasible

little value make sense cost benefits any other way!
 The Myth of Infinite
Bandwidth…
• … or why there isn’t a motorway on everyone’s doorstep!

Single channel Single channel Single channel 16 channel

MPEG4 MJPEG Uncompressed Uncompressed
@ 25PPS @ 6PPS Real-time Real-time
(~150Kbps) (~1Mbps) (~150Mbps) (2.4Gbps)

GSM GPRS/ ISDN Broadband 802.11 Ethernet

9.6Kbps Modem 128Kbps 0.1-1Mbps Wi-Fi 10-1000Mbps
56Kbps (upstream variable) 11-54Mbps
Wide Area Network Local Area Network

PEAK bandwidth is important, not AVERAGE

• Latency & Reliability
– e.g. dome control from remote site or network down time
 Network Resilience
IP Camera
Network
STOP Network

(PC Application)
Server

Analog Camera
STOP
Network
Coax

Multi-site Viewing
and Control
LAN (PC Application)

IP Camera
 Storage vs. Bandwidth

Storage costs typically fall

Bandwidth Costs (£/kbps)

faster than bandwidth…

Storage Costs £/GB)

… which helps to explain the success of:

PVRs (e.g. Sky+) vs. Video-on-Demand
iPODs vs. audio streaming over 3G
PCs vs. mainframes/terminals (or Network Computers)
time
 Agenda
• CCTV Basics

• Why Integration is a necessity?

• Good vs bad Security

• How to integrate IP in to security

surveillance?

• Where does IP fits best?

• Key industry trends

 Supply and Demand in video
surveillance
business process
Functionality 

support
distributed
integration
client/server
network Web based
software
pc software convergence user interface
supply networked security system
controller integration supply/demand
DVR gap
Multiple user
Domes
Evidential record
Digital demand
Cameras Rapid response
Picture quality
Analog
cameras Live viewing
Time 
 DM initiative –
NetVU Connectivity
Meta Data Integration
business process Embedded Video analytic
Functionality 

support
Seamless CCTV
distributed
integration
client/server
network Web based
software
pc software convergence user interface
supply networked security system
controller integration supply/demand
DVR gap
Multiple user
Domes
Evidential record
Digital demand
Cameras Rapid response
Picture quality
Analog
cameras Live viewing
Time 
 Agenda
• CCTV Basics

• Why Integration is a necessity?

• Good vs bad Security

• How to integrate IP in to security

surveillance?

• Where does IP fits best?

• Key industry trends

• Seamless CCTV solution

 The building block
approach
IP DOME

WAN

IP Camera

WiFi router NetVu

Observer
 NetVu Connected
Seamless CCTV

INPUT &
RECORDING

GPS
SMS

IP Network
OUTPUT and
CONTROL

Wireless
Viewing

Virtual Matrix
Viewstation NetVu
Observer
 Deep Integrated
NetVU Connected
IP DOME
IP Mega pixel

IP Encoder
IP Network
OUTPUT and
CONTROL
Wireless IP Decoder
Viewing

NetVu Remote
Console
NetVu
Monitoring
ObserVer Centres
ARC
 Digital Matrix
For Sites For Sites
with no with
control control

Output & Control

Input & Recording

IP Network
 “NetVu Connected” DNA
• Independent recording and transmission characteristics
– Distributed, always-on, local recording (QUALITY emphasis)
– On-demand transmission/viewing (IMMEDIACY emphasis)
– On-demand transmission/archiving (EVIDENTIAL QUALITY)
• SIMULTANEOUS recording & transmission, with trans-coding
between compression formats and/or bit rates
• Future-proof, soft CODEC architecture
• Reliable embedded architecture (non PC)
• Standard network interfaces
• Interoperable viewer technologies
• Compatible with emerging monitoring standards – e.g. BS8418
• Remote diagnostics
• Developer tools available for custom applications
 The Benefits of a Recording
at the Edge of the Network
• Standard CCTV Cameras
• Local Secure recording
• Local viewing & control

…Built in Redundancy
What if still
Cameras the recorded
network locally
goes
IP Network with no lossdown?
of data

• Control Room viewing

• Continuous Alarm and Image
monitoring
 NetVu Connected
Features
• Multi-site & PDA viewer support
• Network-Friendly
• All functionality available over network
• Video Streaming – Live OR Playback for remote viewing
• Network archive of vital events
• Developer tools available for custom applications

• Most importantly it guarantees interoperability between

all NetVu Connected products
 Network Design Factors
NetVu Connected devices are designed to be
‘Network-Friendly’

• Recording at ‘Edge-of-Network’ for Minimum Network

Traffic
• Recording Continues even if Network Fails
• Bandwidth is required only for Actual Live Viewing or
Playback
• MPEG4 Streaming Option can further Reduce Traffic
• Bandwidth limiting can be set at both Server and Client
 Example “NetVu
Connected” Compatibility
Access Control
IP Dome
FireVu

Remote
Monitoring

Digital Matrix
PDA Viewers
IP Monitor
 “NetVu Connected” for
Banks
INPUT and ATMs Administrative
RECORDING Offices
GPS
SMS Retail
Branches
Cash In
Transit
IP Network
OUTPUT and
CONTROL

Wireless
Viewing

Remote
Local Security Multi-site PC
Monitoring
Officers Viewer Centres
 Common Platform Benefits
• “Mix’n’Match” component interoperability
• Rapid implementation of new features throughout the
range
• Unique proposition for installers operating across multiple
vertical sectors
• High system efficiency at affordable net cost
• Efficient training and technical support
• Unique to Dedicated Micros
 Conclusion
The success of an IP-CCTV system depends on the ability of the network to
guarantee the timely, fast and affordable delivery of high volume, robust and
accurate images.

The capture of evidential quality images depends on this…

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Traffic Safety Intelligent

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 Core Solutions Competencies

AD
Dedicated
Aerospace
Micros

Intelligent Video Processing

Products:
 Aerospace Security &
Traffic Safety Entertainment
DTEC System  DVR, Video Servers, Cameras,
Accessories
 Traffic Safety & Mobile CCTV
Solutions
 Intelligent Fire Detection
Company Profile
 Press Release
21-23 January 2007

DEDICATED MICROS CONFIRMED AS DVR WORLD LEADER

The latest research findings, published by IMS Research, have confirmed
Dedicated Micros market position as the number one supplier of own brand
Digital Video Recorders (DVRs) in the global security sector and key local
markets.
In the IMS Research report, issued in December 2006, ‘The World Market for CCTV
and Surveillance Equipment’, Dedicated Micros heads-up the DVR category with
an estimated worldwide market share of 6.9%,
In terms of regions, Dedicated Micros is particularly strong in EMEA (Europe,
Middle East and Africa), leading the way with a dominant 14% share - way ahead
of its nearest rival on 5.3%. When it comes to all types of video surveillance
equipment, Dedicated Micros strength in depth as a CCTV solutions provider,
including CCTV cameras, has been confirmed, ranking highly in 3rd place with a
5.6% market share.
Thank you…