Textile traders join hands with Surat police for CCTV project

In surat under the concept of “SAFE CITY PROJECT”, Textile traders in the country's biggest man-made fabric (MMF) industry have joined hands with surat police for the installation of round-the-clock CCTV cameras at the textile markets on 18^th july. Federation of Surat Textile Traders Association (FOSTTA) office-bearers donated the police a cheque of Rs 51 lakh raised from different textile markets for the installation of the CCTV network. There are more than 60,000 textile shops in over 150 textile markets on the Ring Road and Salabatpura areas. The daily turnover of saris and dress materials at the textile markets is pegged at Rs 100 crore.
The president Mr.Sanjay Jagnani of FOSSTA said, the installation of this CCTV cameras will be considered as a third eye  for the surat police  to detect crimes which is reported in the market on day to day basis. Added to that he also said that more funds under the safe city project of the city police is allotted for this purpose in the coming days.
When the project is completed, a network of over 5,000 cameras will transmit the happenings to the headquarters of the city police, a move that law enforcement agencies expect, would keep checks on crimes and enable improved management of vehicular traffic. Police officials claim that this is for the first time that an entire city will come under the CCTV surveillance.
 

SOURCE TAKEN FROM “TIMES OF INDIA” DATED 18/07/2013

Pune gets 36 CCTV cameras in North Main Road:

Age Khan Bridge in kalyaninagar till Tadigutta chowk in pune, mundwa will have 36 CCTV cameras installed with high resolution facility to monitor the happenings in that place.  Mr.Vishwanath Ghana who is the Senior inspector of Mundhwa police station said that out of 36 cameras 10 were installed by the police and rest by hotels, malls and other establishments located on the road. He said that the purpose of installing these cameras is to help public especially foreign nationals to avoid any untoward event like terror attacks etc.

Added to that he said out of 10 cameras installed by the police officials 5 cameras are at the chowk near the bridge and five cameras are at Tadigutta Chowk. With this two recording cabins had been installed to monitor the vehicles coming from Kalyaninagar, Koregaon Park and Mundhwa Road. Two policemen from the Mundhwa police station will monitor these recordings.

Mr.Ghanwat also said . "The cameras installed by the hotels and other establishments have recording facilities for 30 days. The cameras can capture the image of persons inside a car" for a way of effective surveillance system. The surveillance system was inaugurated on Wednesday by Assistant commisionar of police (zone-IV) Manoj Patil. Local corporators were also present.

 

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Video Surveillance for ships can able to monitor wide range of areas with all needs. A ship includes restaurants, lodging, a casino, pools, a workout room, shops, a sprawling deck, and much more. So to keep track of all the places CCTV camera is considered to be an important tool for an effective monitoring.

 

BENEFITS OF CCTV IN SHIPS:

 

Crime prevention:

By providing the detailed video footage CCTV helps investigators to deter the throughout happenings of the ship which further helps to prevent crime. Through the visual evidence provided by CCTV we can reduce the liability of incidents that involves crimes, accidents, and other incidents that on board in a cruise ship.

Monitor employees:

Utilizing security cameras in ships helps to monitor the employee activities through which the immoral behaviors of certain employees can easily be detected and rectified.

Combat terrorism: Terrorism is a strong concern for cruise ships. Proper video surveillance aims to prevent potential terrorist plots from being carried out.

For Inspection Purposes:

CCTV cameras inside the engine room help to monitor the engine and fuel status of the ship.

It also helps the crew to check the status of the storage area and make sure nothing is happening that could cause undue temperature changes.

 

CCTV camera service for marine use is also extended to carry out the inspections beneath the water surface. There are some underwater cameras which are very much useful to take a closer look of what is happening beneath the surface of the water without getting wet. Thus CCTV for ships acts as an operator monitoring all critical areas from a central control point which can respond to a series of simultaneous events more efficiently than a number of individuals located in the field by improving efficiency, safety and ensuring increased productivity.

 

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THERMAL IMAGING TECHNOLOGY IN VIDEO SURVEILLANCE:

THERMAL IMAGING is an imaging process which renders infrared radiation as visible light for creating video images. Normally all the objects emit electromagnetic radiation which is called black-body radiation, the thermal camera infrared sensor will pick up this radiation to create an image. These thermal imaging cameras are widely used in night-time surveillance since it can certainly expose objects from poor lighting to total darkness also. Using the infrared sensor, thermal cameras can create images in the infrared spectrum of 900-14,000 nanometers (nm or µm) instead of the visible light spectrum of 450-750nm.

There are two common types of thermal-imaging devices:

• Un-cooled device - This device operates at room temperature which is completely quiet, activates immediately and has the battery built-in facility.
• Cryogenically cooled – This device is more expensive and have the elements sealed inside a container that cools them to below 32 F (zero C). The advantage of this device is incredible resolution and sensitivity that result from cooling the elements. Cryogenically-cooled systems can "see" a difference as small as 0.2 F (0.1 C) from more than 1,000 ft (300 m) away.

Thermal cameras are used in many numbers of applications like the navy, map-reading, firefighting, medicine, security field etc. Firefighters use these cameras since it can help them to find out the origin of the fire through which they can identify how to accurately attack the fire and reduce possible causalities. Thermal imaging is often used in naval vessels. In warfare thermal imaging technology provides three significant advantages. First, the imager itself is nearly impossible for the enemy to detect, as it detects energy that's already there, and doesn't have to send out any energy of its own. Second, it sees heat, which is hard to camouflage. Thirdly, thermal imaging systems can see through smoke, fog, haze, and other atmospheric obscurants better than a visible light camera can.

The main advantages of thermal imaging are as follows:

1. Can be used day and night.
2. Works in practically all weather conditions.
3. Can see through light fog, rain and smoke.
4. No downtime, low maintenance.
5. Very low energy consumption.
6. Extremely difficult to escape detection as thermal contrast is impossible to conceal.
7. Analytical software available for increased security and cost reduction
8. Wireless/IP available

Thus thermal imaging in video surveillance has demonstrable advantages for a growing number of applications in the security sector.

 

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