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THE

GOVERNMENT OF

INDIA

The United Nations System The International Court of Justice (ICJ)

HRH RICKY NATHANIEL, ICJ/ICC SOVEREIGN JUDGE 445-AM01-15432, NATO NC3 AGENCY C3-AM-01

THE SUPREME COURT SYSTEM OF INDIA THE HIGH COURTS AND DISTRICT JUDICIAL TRIBUNALS

The Indian Armed Forces, The Central Reserve Paramilitary Forces, The Indian Police Forces

THE INTERPOL METROPOLIS™

for Video Monitoring and Public

Safety Security Surveillance System

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THE INTERPOL METROPOLIS™

for Video Monitoring and Public

Safety Security Surveillance SystemThe Ministry of Defence, the Government of India

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Agenda

• Introduction

• AD NETWORKS METROPOLIS™ for Public Safety

• Metro-Scale Video Surveillance

• Solution Components

• Designing Metropolis Networks™ for Video

• Application Examples

– High profile criminal trialsecurity

– City of New Orleans, example

• Summary

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Metro-Scale Video Surveillance

Force multiplying technology

That makes officers

more effective and

community safer

“In the space of six months, the neighborhood's murder rate was down 57% and auto thefts down 30%.”

Chris Drake, New Orleans Video Surveillance Project Director: 11/5/2004

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• Greater mobile access to data

– Police record management systems

– Video surveillance and monitoring

– Amber alert information

– Mug shots, fingerprints

– Maps, GIS data, floor plans

– HazMat database access

– In-vehicle lineups

Any Application that Runs in the

Office is now Available in the Field

AD NETWORKS METROPOLIS™ for Public Safety

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Next Generation Digital Video

• Leverages converging technologies

– AD NETWORKS Wi-Fi broadband networks

– Digital IP cameras and video servers

– PC-based DVR monitoring and recording

software

• Unprecedented price/performance for

existing and new video surveillance

applications

– High-crime metro areas, school

security, traffic monitoring

– Homeland security at airports,

ports and borders

• On a scale never before possible

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Conventional Video Surveillance

Analog Monitors

VCR Bank

Multiplex/

Switch Bank

Analog Cameras

Co-ax Video CableCo-ax Video Cable

Analog Cameras/Recorders

Multiple cameras individually connected to recorder bank

Long co-ax cable runs, multiplexers, switches, etc.

Significant tape management requirement for recordings

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1st Generation Digital Video

Digital Video

Recorder

Analog Cameras

Co-ax Video CableCo-ax Video Cable

Digital Recorder System

Camera signals digitized in multi-channel DVR

Multi-camera digital monitoring

Ability to send digitized recordings and live images over the web

Digital Workstation

InternetPC with Browser

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PC-Based Workstation

with DVR Software PC with Browser

Internet

2nd Generation Digital Video

IP Hub

IP Video Surveillance

IP cameras directly connected to existing IP network

Existing analog camera feeds converted using IP video servers

DVR software running on standard PC platform

Video monitoring from any PC on network or the Internet

IP Router

IP Hub

IP Hub

IP Cameras

IP NetworkCo-ax

Video Cable

Analog

Cameras

IP Video

Server

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Next Generation Digital Video

PC-Based Workstation

with DVR Software

IP Router

Co-ax

Video Cable

Wired

IP CamerasAnalog

Cameras

IP Video

Server

ADN 5210

Gateway

ADN 5210

Node

AD NETWORKS METROPOLIS™

Wireless Network

InternetPC with

Browser

PC with Browser

Wi-Fi

Enabled PDA

PTZ IP Camera

Connected to

GST 5110

Wireless PTZ

IP Camera

IP Camera

with Wireless

Converter

Metro-Scale Video Surveillance

Based on three converging technologies:

IP cameras

PC-based video and monitoring recording

Metro scale wireless networking

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Mobile Access

AD NETWORKS

METROPOLIS™

Wireless Network

Mobile Access

Lower resolution images distributed anywhere in coverage area at ~128 kbps

Multiple mobile PCs can view live feeds and recordings

Images can be “pushed” to specific mobile units, manually or on alarm events

Delivers huge benefits even if entire camera network is wired

128Kbps

128Kbps

128Kbps

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In-Vehicle Digital Video

In-Car Live Video Feed and Recording

Digital cameras record on in-car DVR or DVR S/W running on laptop

Recordings can be uploaded in background between stops

Live images at reduced bandwidth monitored at command and control during traffic stops, incidents

128Kbps

AD NETWORKS

METROPOLIS™

Wireless Network

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Application Example: School Security

Hot Zone

PD HQ

School

Leveraging Existing Systems

Existing video monitoring delivered

to Police Department

School hot zone delivers same images to first responders

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Solution Components

AD NETWORKS

METROPOLIS™

1-3 Mbps Throughout the Entire City

Mobile broadband for the entire metro area

Readily deployed

Scalable

Easily managed

Economical to install and operate

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Solution Components

Auto IrisBuilt-in Ethernet,

external 802.11b

wireless adapter

Up to 30fps MJPEG

@ 704 x 576

FixedAxis 2120

290A Outdoor Housing

Auto iris, auto

focus, auto

day/night modes

(0.01 lux @ F1.4)

Built-in Ethernet,

PCMCIA ports for

wireless 802.11b

up to 30fps MJPEG

@ 640x480

Fixed

200:1 zoom

(18:1 analog, 12:1

digital)

Sony SNC-RZ20N w/PoE

Outdoor Housing

Auto iris, auto

focus, auto

day/night modes

(0.01 lux @ F1.4)

Built-in Ethernet

Wireless 802.11b

up to 30fps MJPEG /

MPEG4

@ 640x480

Full range Pan/Tilt,

200:1 zoom

(18:1 analog, 12:1

digital)

Sony SNC-RZ25N

Outdoor Pressurized

Dome Housing

Auto iris, auto

focus, auto

day/night modes

(0.18 lux @ F1.6)

Built-in Ethernet,

PCMCIA ports for

wireless 802.11b

up to 30fps MJPEG

@ 640x480

Full range Pan/Tilt,

300:1 zoom

(25:1 analog, 12:1

digital)

Sony SNC-RZ30N

Outdoor Pressurized

Dome Housing

SensitivityInterfaceEncoding/

ResolutionPTZCamera

Typical IP Cameras

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Solution Components

PTZ, external

sound module

Built-in Ethernet,

external 802.11b

wireless adapter

Up to 30fps MJPEG

@ 704 x 5764

Axis 2400+

PTZ, external

sound module

Built-in Ethernet,

external 802.11b

wireless adapter

Up to 30fps MJPEG

@ 704 x 5761

Axis 2401

PTZ, Sound,

RST32C/485

Built-in Ethernet

Wireless 802.11b

Up to 30fps MJPEG

/ MPEG4

@ 640x4804

Sony SNC-V504

PTZ, Sound,

RST32C/485

Built-in Ethernet,

PCMCIA ports for

wireless 802.11b

Up to 30fps MJPEG

@ 640x4801

Sony SNC-V501

Device

Support

Wireless

Interface

Encoding/

Resolution

Number of

CamerasVideo Servers

Typical Video Servers (Analog Camera Support)

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Solution Components

DVR Software

– NetDVR-64

• Runs on standard PC hardware(Win 2000/XP)

• Recording/monitoring of up to64 cameras per console at up to 30fps

• Multi-display support

• Sophisticated motion detection, alarm monitoring

• Full DVR functionality including date/time stamping, data retrieval and archiving

• Distributes live images and recordings for browser access anywhere on the network

• AD NETWORKS METROPOLIS™ NetMatrix add-in allows live images to be

“pushed” to any network client, manually or on defined events

– Also OEM’d by Sony as their high-end Camera solution

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PC-Based Monitoring and Recording

• 1- 64 cameras monitored per server

– Requires high performance PC for >

16 cameras

– Full remote PTZ control with presets

• Recording matches dedicated DVR functionality

– Secure, time-stamped images

– Sophisticated motion detection

– External alarm monitoring and

response

– “Hands-free” automatic daily

archiving

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Video Bandwidth with 802.11g

• Camera feed bandwidth:

– Network Bandwidth Required =

# Cameras x Resolution x Compression x fps

• Effective 802.11b throughput limited to 1 Mbps per camera

– 4 fps @ 640x480 resolution, medium compression

• 802.11g increases bandwidth budget to 3-5 Mbps

– MPEG-4 significantly improves compression further

• Allows full motion video at high resolution

MJPEG at 640 x 480 Resolution, Medium Compression

Frame Rate (fps) 1 4 8 15 30

Req. Bandwidth (Mbps) 0.24 0.96 1.92 3.60 7.20

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AD NETWORKS

METROPOLIS™

Wireless Network

2 Hops

2 Hops

0 Hops

3 Hops

3 Hops

Bandwidth Management

Use PTZ to minimize the # of cameras

A single PTZ can replace several fixed mount cameras

Deploy cameras with minimum # of wireless hops

Use wired connections where possible

No more than 2 wireless hops per camera, including camera link

Designing AD NETWORKS METROPOLIS™

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Bandwidth Management

Use PTZ to minimize the # of cameras

A single PTZ can replace several fixed mount cameras

Deploy cameras with minimum # of wireless hops

Use wired connections where possible

No more than 2 wireless hops per camera, including camera link

Add backhaul to reduce hops, add aggregate bandwidth

AD NETWORKS

METROPOLIS™

Wireless Network

0 Hops

2 Hops

0 Hops

1 Hop

1 Hop

Designing AD NETWORKS METROPOLIS™

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1 Hop

1 Hop

0 Hops

0 Hops

0 Hops

1 Hop

1 Hop

1 Hop

1 Hop

1 Hop 1 Hop

1 Hop

P2MP Distribution

Module

ADN 5210 With

Subscriber Unit

Wireless Backhaul Wireless 5GHz systems provide

economical, P2P/P2MP backhaul at 6-15 Mbps

Bandwidth can be distributed throughout the network

Supports large numbers of cameras with minimum hops for each

Designing AD NETWORKS METROPOLIS™

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Designing AD NETWORKS METROPOLIS™

5-12 Mbps

Video-Optimized MeshCamera clusters with high node

density, high capacity backhaul

Cameras wired to GST 5210 MetroMesh routers

Supports more cameras and/or higher frame rates

Interconnecting mesh can be normal density

Use 802.11g clients only

Mobile unit video streams only require 128kbps

1-3 Mbps

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METROPOLIS™ Virtual Network Support

• Separate ESSID and VLAN for the video application, if required

– Customized security policies for incoming and distributed video streams

• Bandwidth control to the edge of the wireless network

– Protects other applications

and users

• Application priority for video

– From the cameras (QoS by port)

– To mobile units (QoS by IP address)

Full Integration of Video with Other Public Safety Applications

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High Profile Trial Security

• Peterson trial moved to San Mateo

County Courthouse, USA

– Trial Started 06/01/2004

– Over 6 months duration

• AD NETWORKS System Partners

provided video surveillance

system software for

• the duration of the trial

– With partners (ONSSI, Sony)

• Hundreds of reporters, dozens of TV

vans, crowds of onlookers

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High Profile Trial Security

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High Profile Trial Security

Implementation:

• Rooftop cameras mounted on

non-penetrating roof mounts

• Inside cameras clipped to ceiling

slats

– Powered with PoE injectors

• Total deployment completed in 3

days

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• City-wide wireless video surveillance network

– Connectivity for video cameras in unwired City areas

– Live and recorded video relayed directly to Police first responders

• Pilot successfully deployed

and tested

• Full-scale rollout under way

City of New Orleans

“In the space of six months, theneighborhood's murder rate wasdown 57% and auto theftsdown 25%.”

Chris Drake, New Orleans Project Director: 11/5/2004

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Next Generation Video Surveillance

• Force multiplying public

safety technology

– COTS components

– Unprecedented

price/performance

• Improving officer and

public safety

On a Metro-Scale

Never Before Possible

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Next Generation Public Safety, Security

LEGALLY AUTHORIZED AND APPROVED BY THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE (ICJ) SOVEREIGN JUDGE 445-AM01-15432, NATO OTAN N3 AGENCY C3-AM-01 HRH RICKY NATHANIEL

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