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Protecting Enterprises from External Threats through Intrusion Detection
TODAY’S SPEAKERS
Mark Brown
FLIR Systems, Director - FLIR Security and Surveillance
Ian Steele
PBX Engineering, Managing Principal and Professional Electrical Engineer
SESSION CONTENT
Designing and Specifying Perimeter Systems
Perimeter Detection
Site Challenges and Considerations
Concept of Operation Factors
Technologies –Thermal Cameras, Radar, and Integration Software
Questions
DESIGNING PERIMETER SYSTEMS
• Risk/threat assessment
• Setting coverage expectations
• Infrastructure vs. equipment costs
• Functional vs. technology
• Work to optimize design to meet the budget
PERIMETER DETECTION
• Multi-layered approach
• Automation
• Cost benefits, ROI
• Reliability (low false alarm rates)
SITE CHALLENGES AND CONSIDERATIONS
• Geometry
• Size and location
• Entry points
• Infrastructure location and availability
CONCEPT OF OPERATION FACTORS
• Differing threats and mandates
• Varied workflows
• Intelligent alarm and event management
ALARM SCENARIOS
• Detect everything vs filtering and automation (birds, rabbits at an airport)
• Utilize persistence in longer range radar applications where targets may appear/disappear (border surveillance)
• Directional detection - only detect targets coming from a certain direction (Dam buoy line)
PERIMETER TECHNOLOGIES/SYSTEMS
Session
Focus
PERIMETER TECHNOLOGIES/SYSTEMS
ASSESS RESPONDDETECT
EO/IR Wide Area Radar Command & Control
SURVEILLANCE RADAR
• Proven technology
• Different technologies to suit application (FMCW & Doppler)
• Variety of ranges (short, mid, long)
RADAR BENEFITS
• Detects movement
• Provides location/speed/heading
• Works rain or shine/day or night
• Detects, classifies and tracks multiple targets
• Low false alarm rate
DRONE DETECTION
• Significant threat
• Accessibility – cheap and simple
• Provides elevation data
• Classifies targets
• Camera tracking for assessment
• Integrate with countermeasures
THERMAL CAMERA TYPES
Uncooled – less range, less expensive Cooled – more range, more expensive
THERMAL CAMERA ADVANTAGES
24/7 operation in dark or low light areas
THERMAL CAMERA ADVANTAGES
Not affected by lighting conditions
THERMAL CAMERA ADVANTAGES
Superior contrast Superior analytics
DUAL-SENSOR THERMAL CAMERAS
DRONE SURVEILLANCE
• Access difficult locations
• Quickly deployable for incident response
• Automation – incident response, autonomous patrols
INTEGRATION SOFTWARE – OVERVIEW
• Combine technologies
• Scalable and flexible
• Mapping engine
• Response automation
INTEGRATION SOFTWARE - MAPPING
• Key interface element
• Static and dynamic GIS maps
• 2D and 3D support
• Configurable zones
• Icon animation
INTEGRATION SOFTWARE - AUTOMATION
• Filtering and re-classify targets based on zone, speed, heading, age, and schedule
• Support known tracks -blue force trackers, GPS, and AIS sources
• Camera groups, tracking priority
INTEGRATION SOFTWARE – DEVICE CONTROL
Advanced control examples:
Cameras:
• visible/thermal selection
• white hot/black hot
• NUC, autofocus
Radars:
• transmit on/off
• track icon display properties
Interface Example
System example of radar tracking and dual sensor cameras
QUESTIONS