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Doktor Jons Guide to the "Use and Application of CCTV" | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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- Press Release - 29th June 2009 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
IndigoVision Serves Up Ace Surveillance Solution
IndigoVisions complete IP-CCTV solution was deployed during the Copa Telmex 2009 tennis tournament in Buenos Aires to provide security surveillance throughout the event. Copa Telmex is one of the most prestigious tennis tournaments in Latin America and is an ATP World Tour 250 series event. The competition is staged every year on clay courts at the 5,500 capacity Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club located in the Palermo area of Argentinas capital. IP Video is an ideal CCTV solution for events of this type, where high-quality surveillance has to be quickly and cost-effectively installed just for the duration of the tournament. The distributed nature of IndigoVisions system allows any component to be installed anywhere on the network; this includes cameras, workstations and video recorders. This flexibility also allowed cameras to be easily repositioned around the venue as is often required during the event build-up. The IP-network was provided by Copa Telmex, the events sponsors, and the IP Video system was installed by IndigoVisions local Partners Logicalis and Isikawa Electrónica. In the past the Tennis Club used analogue/DVR CCTV systems to provide surveillance coverage for the annual event, explained Diego Lorenzo, International Relations Manager for Logicalis. Using IndigoVisions system significantly simplified installation and provided the organisers with a more flexible solution that delivered far superior video quality. The events security team used Control Center, IndigoVisions Security Management Software to view live and recorded video throughout the tournament. Control Center also provided the security team with a feature-rich set of utilities for searching and analysing recorded video, allowing the operators to quickly respond to an incident. Evidential quality video could be exported for use by the police in the event of criminal activity. Video from all cameras during the event was recorded on an IndigoVision Windows-based Network Video Recorder (NVR) with 500GB of storage. IndigoVisions advanced compression technology and the use of innovative features such as Activity Control Framerate (ACF) reduced the amount of data required to transmit DVD-quality video across the network, thereby minimising network bandwidth and NVR storage. The ACF feature is built into IndigoVisions transmitter/receiver units and IP-cameras and reduces the framerate of the transmitted video during periods of scene inactivity. As soon as motion is detected the framerate is automatically increased to maximum. This feature helped reduce the overall NVR storage requirement during the event, particularly during the night when little or no activity was present. Photo (above): reproduced by kind permission of IndigoVision - Juan Ignacio Chela playing in Copa Telmex 2009 - Image courtesy of www.ToduEstaEnJuego.com. - Ends - About IndigoVision: For further details visit:- http://www.indigovision.com | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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