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Tips for the Week of
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than 1,000 outdoor security cameras set up for Vancouver Olympic Games
A vast network of security
cameras set up for the Winter Olympics doesn't go on line officially until
next week, but it's already nabbed its first miscreant. More than a
thousand new closed-circuit cameras will be in place monitoring the
boundaries of Olympic venues and spots in Vancouver and Whistler where
crowds will gather. More
American Canyon, Calif., considering fines for false alarms
Too much police department time and manpower is used to respond to false
burglar alarms at homes and businesses, and city officials say fines may
be the logical answer. Vice Mayor Ed West asked city staff to research how
other cities address the issue so officials can decide on an appropriate
approach.
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Cost
is affecting video surveillance adoption, says research group
Research company Frost & Sullivan has recently released its "Asia
Pacific Video Surveillance Market" report. The report "provides
country specific response of the market for video surveillance cameras,
digital video recorders (DVRs), network video recorders (NVRs), video
servers, and surveillance software. In this research, Frost &
Sullivan's expert analysts thoroughly examine the following geographic
regions: Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, ANZ, emerging countries, China,
Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea, India, and Japan." Research and
Markets issued a summary statement of the overall Asia-Pacific video
surveillance market that reflects global pressures put upon security by
cost-sensitive buyers. Among those price sensitivities are the price
comparisons between analog and IP cameras, and the price differentiation
between established brands and the "low-cost products from countries
such as China and Taiwan."
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Metadata
in IP video surveillance and monitoring: operational benefits and cost
savings
All organizations have to face the costly challenge of the storage and
management of their valuable data. In the sphere of security, where visual
data is indispensable, any avenues that make the capture, storage and
retrieval of that information more efficient will command budget
attention. One of the inevitable costs of a comprehensive security
operation is the money and resources required to store weeks of largely
irrelevant security film, and also to identify and retrieve the relevant
material from the archives when needed. What can make metadata—or data
about data—economically attractive is being able to save on those
resources.
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