Public Safety and Mesh-Enabled Video SurveillanceWebinar Archive: Volume 2, Number 1
Date: Wednesday, February 27, 2008
What are the requirements for mesh-enabled digital video surveillance and how do they impact project scope and technology choice? Co-hosted by W2i and sponsored by Firetide, this 60-minute Webinar will explore overt and covert surveillance projects in Phoenix (Police Department at Super Bowl XLII) and Dallas (Jubilee Park Foundation) Join lead presenter Michael Dillon, Vice President, Business Development – Global Municipal and Public Safety Markets, Firetide, Inc., for a discussion on the role of wireless video surveillance in public safety. - What is the tradeoff between image quality and bandwidth requirements?
- How do practitioners choose among the three categories of surveillance — overt, covert, and transactional?
- Why do traffic and transportation applications pair well with surveillance applications?
- How do we approach surveillance projects and "socialize" them among the range of stakeholders?
- What are some contemporary policy needs and opportunities?
Webinar Case Studies: Mesh-Enabled Video Surveillance and the Phoenix Police Department: Desert Guardian, Super Bowl XLII W2i Broadband Wireless Communities Report: Digital Video Surveillance Best Practices (based on proceedings from a session led by Michael Dillon at the 15th Digital Cities Convention in Washington, DC, December 11–12, 2007) Firetide Press Release: Phoenix Police Department Protects Super Bowl XLII Crowds with Firetide Wireless Video Surveillance Cameras and Wireless Network Function as a Police Force Multiplier
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