Automated Security Video and Data Analysis

Daniel WanUK Marketing Leader

Video AnalyticsSmarter Video, Tighter Security

Honeywell Proprietary

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2Honeywell Security – Video Analytics: Smart Solution, Smarter Savings

Honeywell at a Glance

• 120,000 employees in 100 countries

• World-class manufacturing reputation

• Technology leader with 11,000 active patents globally

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$38B Fortune 100 company with a 120-year legacy of innovation

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Honeywell Automation and Control Systems (ACS)

Environmental andCombustion Controls

Process Controls

Sensing and Control

Security

Life Safety

Building Solutions

• $16B Global Sales• 70,000 employees• Over 100 countries

• Technology Leader• Large Install Base• Leading Brands

• Security, Energy• Global Expansion

PROFILE

STRENGTHS

GROWTH FOCUS


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• Businesses– Honeywell Security Group

– CCTV, Access Control, Intruder– ADI Global Distribution

• Global Footprint– 132 Offices– Over 40 Countries– Six Continents– Over 10,000 Employees

Honeywell Security Global manufacturer and distributor of electronic security systems and solutions.


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The Security Gap

• Security providers continually improve the ability to collect information

• The ability to collect has since outstripped the ability to ANALYSE

• The result is significant human and economic loss


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Closing the Security Gap

• Estimated 4.5 million CCTV cameras operating in the UK

• Cost of analysing all UK surveillance footage = £1.25 billion

• Video Analytics can automate the process of examining footage– can save 90% of the cost

• Speed and efficiency in searching for event or incidents


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Why Video Analytics?


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Intelligent Monitoring



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• Benefits– Converts mass of video data into

more useable information – Detect, track and alert only key

incidents– Changes video from reactive to

proactive tool– Operational Benefits

• marketing/merchandising

• Risks– Not suitable for all applications– Important to run trials on-site


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– Add Multiple Protective Elements in Each Scene.

FENCE CLIMBING SETUPEARLY WARNING RESTRICTED ZONE SETUP

DIRECTIONAL TRESPASSLINE SETUP

Fence Line Security Options


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Multi-Zone Camera Setup

CLASSIFIED INTERIOR RESTRICTED ZONE

Will detect a person or vehicle entering inside the fence line, and ignore animals, rain, snow, birds,

etc.

EARLY WARNING ON ROAD

Will detect the presence of a loitering or stopped vehicle,

based on rules selected


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Example - Climbing & Entering

• Perimeter detection is one of Video Analytics’ core strengths

• Advanced behaviours are built into the software

• In this instance, the software does not alarm when the person is on the right side of the fence.

• Alarms are raised when that person climbs the fence and then enters the restricted zone.


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Example – Perimeter Protection

• Multiple rules can be combined within one scene

• Analytics can use existing cameras

• False alarms are significantly reduced compared to

– Motion detection– Beams


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Image Library for Intelligent Detection Systems i-LIDS®

• “Through the i-LIDS initiative the Home Office assesses and promotes Video Analytics developments that are key to UK Government requirements that will, with increasing effectiveness, support the efficient and effective delivery of justice and protect the public from crime and terrorism.”

– Event Detection scenarios • (e.g. illegally parked vehicles)

– Object Tracking scenarios • (e.g. people in airports)

– Fence line scenarios• (e.g. Sterile zones)

– Intrusion scenarios• (e.g. Doorway surveilance)

• Submission for i-Lids is restricted to specific slots each year


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i-LIDS® Datasets

• The image library is a set of video scenarios refered to as data sets

• The scenarios cover all aspects:– Day, Night, Dawn and Dusk– Clouds, (full, partial, none)– Rain, snow and fog

• Alarm classifications are:– Distractions (false)– Alarms (true)


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Honeywell Active Alert i-LIDS® Approval

• “i-LIDS® approved primary detection system for operational alert use in sterile zone monitoring applications”

• “i-LIDS® approved event based recording system for sterile zone monitoring applications”


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Example – Perimeter Detection


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Effective Use of Manpower

• Video Analytics can be easily justified if many operators are used to monitor screens for event and incidents– leaves operators to focus on decision making– allows more cameras to be monitored by the same number of people

• many companies rely on one operator, which cannot be reduced

• Replacing guards with cameras– increases the amount of CCTV video and footage to monitor– only shifts the cost of security from the field into the control room

• Supporting guards with Analytics– improves efficiency and effectiveness of guards and operators

• guards used to respond to Analytics alerts


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Reducing Losses from Theft

• Monitoring the movement of high value assets

• Real-time loss prevention, versus post-theft investigation


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Remote Monitoring

• Monitoring of unoccupied buildings

• After-hours or evening protection

• Reducing extra staffing requirements or overtime

• Increasing probability of detecting events and incidents


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Example – Public Spaces

• Analytics is equally effective in monitoring public spaces

• Here, multiple objects are being tracked within a scene

• Analytics raises an alarm when an object is left behind for a specified duration

• Should act as a back-up to normal guard operation


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Perimeter Detection Using Video Analytics

• Video Analytics minimises false alarms

• Analytics can be used as the only perimeter detection method

• Increases the probability of detecting an incident

• Operators and guards can be deployed more effectively

• Security becomes preventative, not reactive

Prevention is normally cheaper than cure

Daniel Wan

[email protected]/uk/

Automated Security Video and Data Analysis

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