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Video Surveillance

ARTICLES

High-Definition Video Moves Beyond Monitor Resolution

April 24, 2012
Video surveillance technology changes often, and so do its requirements. Think outside of monitor resolution restrictions.
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Achieving Clear Thermal Images Day and Night

April 10, 2012
To realize the full capabilities of outdoor thermal imagery, a camera must reveal what the human eye would miss.
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Surveillance ‘In The Dark’

April 01, 2012
When designing a surveillance system that is to be used in the outdoors, changing lighting conditions are one of the biggest challenges to overcome. So over the past several years, low-light surveillance technology has been growing in importance as a means to improve outdoor surveillance designs, and megapixel imagers have been modified to improve identification.
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How Monitored Video Alarms Deliver Insurance Discounts

April 01, 2012
Monitoring makes a difference. Surveillance is not a monitored Video Intrusion Alarm. Security video and DVRs (whether on-site or the newer DVRs in the cloud) provide remote viewing and document what has happened – but their primary use isn’t catching burglars.
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Hazardous Duty: Cleaning Up a Camera’s Act

April 01, 2012
Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor gloom of night stays these courageous couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds.
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Eyes in the Sky: Cloud Computing and Video Surveillance

March 27, 2012
The role of cloud-based services is being increasingly accepted and adopted by users in all parts of life. Cloud-based software is provided as a service over the Internet, typically on a subscription basis.
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How to See in the Dark

March 13, 2012
Achieving security awareness around perimeters and outdoor areas comes down to timely, credible alerts with detail to respond appropriately to the level of threat. Knowing the nature and location of an intrusion is the key to forming an effective response.
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Video Surveillance: See It Now; See It Later; or Go Both Ways

February 14, 2012
Remember Cathy Cruz Marrero? No? Well, maybe you remember her starring role in what was probably the most viewed security video of 2011. While texting on her phone walking the Berkshire Mall in Wyomissing, Pa., she fell into a mall water fountain.
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Why You Can’t Afford to Ignore Video Analytics

January 24, 2012
In this age of heightened security, the sheer quantity of video needing to be monitored from cameras observing sensitive locations can be a daunting challenge for security professionals at all levels. Added to this task is the expense and potential fallibility of dedicated personnel hired to scrutinize video displays for extended periods of time.
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EVENTS

The MegaPixel Challenge - Scaling the Security Enterprise to Petabytes and Beyond

02/08/11
DataDirect NetworksAVAILABLE ON DEMAND More than ever, organizations around the world need full-motion video capture to ensure successful security operations. And video must be immediately accessible, of high quality, and stored for increasingly long retention periods.

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High Definition 2.0

02/23/11
AVAILABLE ON DEMAND Join VideoIQ CEO, Scott Schnell for a live webinar where he will discuss the newest revolution in video surveillance: High Definition 2.0. With this revolutionary new technology, organizations now have more than twice the detection range of any D1 analytics ...

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Automating Airport Security Via Network, Wireless, MESH and IP Video Surveillance Technology

12/14/10
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AVAILABLE ON DEMAND Terminal expansion and security enhancement is top of mind with CIOs, CSOs and Directors of Security at both regional and international airports. Join Tim Strueber, WAV’s VP of Security, for a one-hour webinar, and discover the methods WAV uses to build highly reliable wireless video networks and gate automation for airports through core infrastructure, wireless, MESH and IP video surveillance solutions. Read More

CPP & PSP Certification Classroom Reviews

02/04/11
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ASIS certification classroom reviews present a focused review of the body of knowledge for ASIS board certification. Classes are offered annually across the country for CPP, PCI, and PSP applicants. Read More

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The New Age of Video Surveillance
In this podcast, Bill Lawrence, director of Service Solutions and Platforms for ADT Security Services, explains the growing interest in video surveillance by both government agencies as well as businesses of every stripe. He discusses what any organization should consider before investing heavily in the technology. Lawrence is a 25-year veteran of both the information technology and physical security industries, with extensive experience in network video surveillance and physical security convergence.
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