IP-based Integrated Security Solutions for Airport Operations and Security

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IP-based Integrated Security Solutions for
Airport Operations and Security
AirporTech Asia 2008 Danny Peleg
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Existing Security Technologies in Airports

• CCTV surveillance, operation, customer service
• Access control prevent unauthorized access to
  restricted areas
• Perimeter intrusion detection system prevent
  access to the AOA
• Video analytics increase detection probability,
  automate the surveillance process
• Most systems are not integrated!

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What is IP?

• The Internet Protocol (IP) is a data-oriented
  protocol used for communicating data across a
  packet-switched internetwork

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Advantages of IP Video Surveillance

• Use existing IT infrastructure
• Support for embedded intelligent video motion
  detection
• Remote multiuser access
• Hardware freedom
• Scalability
• Integration with other systems
• Increase reliability
• Unified integration with other IT environments

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Advantages of IP Access Control

• Seamless integration with IP video
• Unified interface
• Video verifications on alarms and events
• Hardware and software freedom
• Card readers Power Over Ethernet (POE)
• Reliability
• Non proprietary systems
• Highly scalable
• Information sharing across sites
• Integration with IP intercom
• Ease of deployment

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Benefits of Integrated Security Systems

• One platform for CCTV, access control, LPR
  (license plate recognition), video analytics
• Improve response to security events
• Increase operational efficiency
• Provide added-value to additional entities within
  the airport
• Visual verification of external system events in
  both live or recorded mode
• Reduce operating costs

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Case Study Overview - ADP

• 3 Airports
• CDG (8 terminals 1, 2ABCDEF, 3)
• Bourget (15km south-west, 1 terminal)
• Orly (40km south, 2 terminal west, south)
• Deployed 6,000 of 10,000 cameras
• Users 250
• All analog cameras connected to encoders
• Recording 24/7 stored for 30 days
• Viewing 25 fps CIF
• Multicast networks

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Advantages of Decentralization

• Physical decentralization was a cost saver
• Power distribution
• Distribution of floor space
• Security HQ is 4.2 km away from terminal
• All cameras are accessible from any authorized
  and authenticated workstation from all 3 airports
• Services provided (sold) to 3rd parties

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Integrations

• Integration with fire control
• Video Management of park and paths
• Analytics
• Access Control

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Other Applications

• Securing the movement of cash
• Air France has purchased access to surveillance
  cameras
• Border police
• Stolen and lost baggage
• Taxi lineup
• Baggage carousel
• Car parking

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Conclusion

• Systems are getting bigger
• More cameras
• Wider geographic area
• Video resolution increasing
• Information is being shared
• For operations
• To improve customer experience
• Sometimes for profit
• Integration with other systems
• Open architecture and metadata important