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CEM Secures Contracts in
Vancouver and Singapore
Vancouver International Airport is the control system for over 8 years. With the fingerprint biometrics have been installed
fastest growing North American west coast expansion of the ITB under way CEM was to provide a high level of sophisticated
gateway and the second busiest airport in approached not only to secure the new security.
Canada. Currently at capacity, Vancouver West Wing but also to conduct a major Going beyond access control, CEM
needed to expand in order to sufficiently upgrade of the existing system to the provided Singapore airlines with a reliable
handle the 21m passengers expected by powerful and fully integrated CEM AC2000 and fully integrated Building Security
2013 as well as ensure it is fully equipped system. The $5500K USD order was System that included links to Singapore
for the 2010 Winter Olympics. To meet placed included the upgrade of over 380 Airlines Human Resource SAP system, an
these expectations Vancouver embarked existing card readers as well as the supply interface with the existing Visitor system
upon its capital programme with a two- of over 120 additional CEM S600s readers and digital CCTV/DVR systems integration.
phased expansion of its International for the West Wing. As a further means of integration CEM also
Terminal Building (ITB) to include a new Meanwhile, Singapore Airlines with its provided the ability to personalise DESFire
“West Wing”. The first phase, scheduled for security policy of “zero lapses ”, has smart cards on behalf of the client,
completion in spring 2007, will add four decided upon the advanced CEM AC2000 creating a “one card ” solution for various
new wide-body gates, two of which can SE (Standard Edition)access control applications including access control.
accommodate the new Airbus A380. The system to secure its operations at multiple As a continuation from the AC2000 SE
second phase, an additional five gates, sites throughout Changi Airport. system at Changi Airport sites, Singapore
could be completed as early as 2011. Hundreds of CEM S600s intelligent card Airlines now has future plans to roll out the
Vancouver has been using a CEM access readers supporting DESFire smartcard and system on a worldwide basis.
Siemens BHS at Madrid to be Expanded
Siemens Industrial Solutions
and Services Group (I&S) is
expanding the baggage
handling system in Terminal
4 of Madrid Barajas Airport
as commissioned by
Aeropuertos Españoles y
Navegación Aérea (AENA),
the Spanish airport operator.
Three early bag stores
(EBS) with a total capacity of
8,000 bags are going to be
integrated into the existing
installation which was also
supplied by Siemens. This
order is worth over 68
million euros to the I&S
Airport Logistics Division. It
is scheduled to be
completed by the autumn of
2008.
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www.asi-mag.com February 2007 Aviationsecurityinternational
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