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Indigovision Contracted By Qatar
Airways To Protect Doha
International Airport
IndigoVision’s complete IP Video solution is at the heart of a 600
camera CCTV surveillance system at the newly expanded Doha
International Airport (DIA) in Qatar.
As part of the preparations for DOHA 2006, the 15th Asian Games,
DIA expanded its main passenger terminal, added new first and
business class lounges and increased the capacity of its cargo
facilities. The existing analogue CCTV system was replaced with an
IndigoVision IP Video solution following an in-depth evaluation of
competing technologies by the IT department of Qatar Airways, the
managing authority for DIA.
“In our technical evaluation IndigoVision’s system scored 87%, well
ahead of the other systems tested,” said Sourav Sinha, Head of IT
Department at Qatar Airways. “We were particularly impressed with
IndigoVision’s ability to deliver very high quality video with minimal
bandwidth, its integration with the access control and alarm systems
and the powerful features of the video management software.”
The new system, installed by IndigoVision’s local partner Capital
Technology, provides security staff with centralised monitoring of the
whole airport complex from one control room located in the main
passenger terminal – the furthest camera being located some 5km
away. In addition there are satellite monitoring stations in the cargo
terminal and the new first and business class terminal. In total, 11
Doha International Airport main passenger terminal
operators and 2 supervisors use dual-display workstations running
‘Control Centre’, IndigoVision’s enterprise video and alarm
management software.
Dublin Port Tunnel Opens
with CEM Security System
Tyco Fire & Security has announced it has engineering project in Ireland, spanning monitoring the entire tunnel site.
completed a major contract to provide a 5.6 km of new motorway and acting as a To control doors at two remote
comprehensive and fully integrated link between Dublin Port and the national operational buildings five miles apart, ADT
security management solution for the motorway network. As a powerful access installed CEM S9020 intelligent IP
prestigious Dublin Port Tunnel, Ireland. The control system offering alarm processing, controllers with onboard databases,
solution to secure one of the largest photo badging and high levels of external creating layers of distributed intelligence
tunnels of its kind in Europe incorporates systems integration, the AC2000 SE and resilience. The system continues to
the highly secure CEM AC2000 SE system controls access in/out of the operate in the event of host
(Standard Edition) access control system. tunnel’s “Plaza Toll Area”, as well as communications being temporarily lost to
Installed by ADT Ireland, AC2000 SE not controlling vehicle gates with loop ensure that tunnel operators maintain full
only provides the tunnel with advanced detectors. Its integration capabilities jurisdiction of the tunnel at all times. This
access control but also provides made it the ideal choice for Dublin Port feature also offers Dublin Port Tunnel a
integration with intruder alarms and a large Tunnel with AC2000 SE directly feeding second layer of monitoring and control as a
scale, central Supervisory Control and Data access control and intruder alarm failsafe in the event of temporary
Acquisition (SCADA) system. information into the central SCADA system disruption/maintenance to the SCADA
Dublin Port Tunnel is the largest ever civil to create a single, embedded means of system.
44 April 2007 Aviationsecurityinternational
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