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The Center for Networked Physical Security Knowledge & Learning
The IP UserGroup USA is a dedicated Security Technology Forum providing unparalleled education on IP within Physical Security Applications. Promoting the adoption of networked products, services and solutions.
Individual Membership to the Group is FREE and offers security professional, end users, security dealers, consultants, system integrators and VAR's to gain the much needed IT and Networking knowledge for today's IP Physical Security System.
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 IP-in-Action LIVE DallasTuesday, August 11th 2009
Cityplace Conference Center
Dallas will serve as the host city for the next IP-in Action LIVE event on Tuesday, August 11th 2009.
Cityplace Conference Center, located close to Downtown Dallas, Texas, is a premier, full service facility. Cityplace provides the latest conference services including high-speed wireless internet access. It is an exceptional setting for successful corporate networking.
Cityplace is conveniently located ½ mile north of downtown on the southeast corner of Haskell and Central Expressway. Cityplace provides complimentary underground parking and is easily accessible via all major interstates, the DART transit system and the DART light rail station located inside the building.
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This conference is FREE to attend and provides an ideal platform for security systems integrators, end-user and consultants to gain valuable knowledge on IP Based Technology. The day includes a number of lectures from experts in addition to hands-on product demonstrations and lunch is included!
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IP UserGroup USA News
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Here is the latest edition of IPUserGroupUSA Today's News.
Click the page to see the latest developments in IP TECHNOLOGY and get up-to-date information on IP UserGroup Corporate Members. Also check out the IP UserGroup USA Today's News archive to get caught up on over a year's worth of IP News.
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 NUUO Intelligent Video Surveillance has protected Belawan International Container Terminal
In order to secure the entry to the port, BICT choose NUUO intelligent software in order to analyze video and to count vehicles entering and exiting the port. BICT have installed 32 PTZ and fixed Pixord cameras with NUUO Hybrid surveillance system which can analyze video stream from analog and IP cameras at the same time. BICT has installed cameras to monitor the main gate, cargo areas, ships, cranes and offices so to better protect all facilities.
To detect security threats and to implement security measures, BICT adopted NUUO intelligent video solution (IVS) to monitor and control access to the port as well as the activities of people and cargo. BICT uses remote surveillance with 3G connection and NUUO Remote Live viewer to monitor the container terminal from any location, enabling BICT guards to access the main recording servers more flexibly.
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 Fluidmesh Point-to-Point Wireless Solution Proves Perfect for Virginia Bridge
Fluidmesh Networks technology continues to meet an ever increasing range of wireless surveillance needs.
The wireless leader, together with integration company Acme Technical Group, recently completed an impressive project to provide video surveillance to the Vietnam Memorial Bridge in Richmond, Virginia.
Transurban Group, which runs the tolls and maintenance for the bridge, sought to install a video surveillance system to monitor road conditions. The ramps of the Vietnam Memorial Bridge, which cross the James River, are quick to freeze over in winter. As part of the Pocahontas Parkway linking Interstates 95 and 295, the bridge provides a Southern bypass of Richmond and accommodates an especially heavy volume of traffic.
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 IndigoVision ‘Serves Up’ Ace Surveillance Solution for Argentinean Tennis Tournament
IndigoVision’s 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 Argentina’s 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 IndigoVision’s system allows any component to be installed anywhere on the network; this includes cameras, workstations and video recorders.
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 "sail2horizons" - MOBOTIX Cameras Sail Twice Around The World, Non-Stop
Bernt Lüchtenborg, a former building contractor from Brake in Germany, has some big ideas: To sail around the world, twice, alone and without setting foot on land – he calls his project sail2horizons.
As if sailing around the world twice was not ambitious enough, after the first circumnavigation (“sailing with the wind, as a warm-up,” as he flippantly refers to it), he plans to turn around and sail against the prevailing wind for a second round. Of course, for such a daring mission, he needs a very special boat. Lüchtenborg has chosen a 23-year-old aluminum yacht custom designed by Horst Glacer.
MOBOTIX is providing 3 cameras and an ExtIO for the project. In addition, the expedition will be supported financially.
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 Cam_inPIX® - Convincing Infrared Performance
Recordings of Dallmeier cameras featured on "stern TV".
The dynamic range of Cam_inPIX® cameras is significantly higher as with conventional cameras, which is particularly advantageous for images with strong backlighting or infrared light.
Conventional cameras mostly have difficulties with clearly representing images that have a high range in contrast. That is particularly true for representing details in the brightest and darkest areas of an image. Shooting with strong infrared light is always a special challenge for cameras, because the scenario is often very unevenly illuminated. In most cases, very large dark areas dominate the background and the edges of the screen. Persons moving towards the camera are often outshined and thus represented as shapeless white areas. Such video sequences are hardly suitable for professional surveillance as details are unrecognisable and an identification of persons thus becomes impossible.
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 Milestone Takes Openness to the Next Level with the Universal Driver
Even wider choice of network cameras with fast, basic device support
in XProtect™ open platform IP video management software.
During more than a decade, Milestone Systems has developed device support for 650+ network hardware models from over 60 leading manufacturers - a key differentiator of the Milestone open platform that gives partners and customers the widest choice for best-of-breed solutions. The Milestone Manufacturer Alliance Partner (MAP) program ensures full innovative engineering expertise from the Milestone Device Team, and close collaboration for dedicated device support in XProtect video management solutions, providing users with such comprehensive functions as PTZ control, the ability to handle events and alarms, other device (Input/Output) connections, and much more.
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 Bonifacio Hospital Values IQeye Image Quality and Effectiveness
High-tech Corsican hospital utilizes Viseox recording solution and IQinVision cameras.
Bonifacio Hospital, on the island of Corsica, has deployed 23 IQeye megapixel cameras, managed by a Viseox VXCORE video management and storage system. The use of megapixel camera technology allowed the hospital to reduce by more than 50% the number of cameras needed to accomplish their surveillance objectives.
The island of Corsica, at the heart of the western Mediterranean, is 80 kilometers (50 mi) from the coast of Tuscany and 200 kilometers (120 mi) from Nice. Bonifacio is the island’s newest hospital, specializing in maternity and Alzheimer treatment services. Located in the countryside, the hospital is very high-tech, with a strong emphasis on security and video surveillance. Françoise Bigue, Director of the Hospital, established the goal that any upgraded video surveillance system had to be able to recognise anyone entering the facility, unlike the previous analog system that could not accomplish this important function.
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 O.R. Tambo International Airport Utilizes DVTel for Security Expansion
Ambitious airport renovation and upgrade project underway for 2010 World Cup.
The O.R. Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg, South Africa, is undergoing a major security project upgrade, adding to an existing state-of the-art DVTel video surveillance system already installed in the domestic and international terminals.
Airport officials confirmed that the new Central Terminal Building (CTB) at O.R. Tambo International will have 650 IP surveillance cameras in the building linking international arrival and departures. The DVTel intelligent Security Operations Center (iSOC) is the management platform for viewing, storing, and utilizing all camera data from the many hundreds of cameras deployed throughout the airport.
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 New Iranian Ministry HQ Protected by IndigoVision Surveillance Solution
The impressive new Headquarters of the Iranian Ministry of Road and Transportation in Tehran has chosen IndigoVision’s complete IP Video system for its building-wide surveillance.
This imposing building is home to the Minister and staff who are responsible for Iran’s transport infrastructure including roads, railways, shipping and aviation. The HQ consists of over 20 floors of office space with underground parking and required the very best surveillance technology to match its status as one of the country’s most important Ministries.
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 Pivot3 Serverless Computing Lands at Seattle-Tacoma Airport, “Where a Sustainable World is Headed”
Pivot3 helps Sea-Tac Airport meet critical surveillance needs with green storage and server technology; Saves 40 percent in power and cooling.
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport has selected Pivot3 Serverless Computing™ for a project that transitioned its highly critical surveillance environment from analog to digital while preserving the existing investment in analog cameras. The airport was able to save 40 percent in power and cooling by deploying virtual network video recorders (NVRs) on the Pivot3 Serverless Computing platform in place of physical servers.
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