| 15 Aug 2005 |
Secured Harbour Entry at Dover.
P&O is a major international logistics and transport company and the UK’s largest ferry operator. It carries passengers and freight to mainland Europe from its primary UK location at Dover.
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| 22 Jul 2005 |
Brussels Airport - Access Control
The solution adopted long before the September 11 atrocity by Brussels Airport, at the heart of the European Union, is hands-free technology, which not only enables more than 30,000 employees to pass to and fro freely and securely, but also demonstrates the value of real partnership.
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| 20 Jul 2005 |
Port of Tauranga, New Zealand
At the forefront of the export supply chain, port of Tauranga is New Zealand's preffered export gateway and fastest growing port for imports.
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| 27 Jun 2005 |
Safer Waters at the Port of Belfast
The Port of Belfast is Northern Ireland’s principle maritime gateway. It’s Ireland’s busiest ferry port with almost two million passengers and half a million freight units passing through each year.
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| 18 Jun 2005 |
Enhanced Security at Sydney Airport
As part of a comprehensive upgrade project to meet passenger traffic needs into the next century, Sydney Airport needed to invest in a modern digital surveillance system.
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| 3 May 2005 |
IP Video Surveillance and Weather Stations for Harbours.
Triangel AS, a security reseller in the EET Nordic partner channel, and a Milestone Systems Certified Partner, has developed a flexible concept for IP video surveillance that also gathers weather and environmental data for use in harbour management.
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| 13 Apr 2005 |
First Port of Call For Access Security in the Tyne
The Port of Tyne is one of the UK’s busiest and most modern ports. Located on England’s North East coast, it offers a comprehensive handling service for forest products, steel and metals, cars, and bulk products.
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| 26 May 2004 |
Luton Airport Adopts Large Scale IP CCTV
Intruder International plc has designed and installed the UK’s largest ever single-site IP based CCTV system. London Luton Airport has embraced IndigoVision’s VideoBridge technology to convert their entire analogue CCTV to an IP network based system. Over 180 existing analogue camera feeds have been converted and 70 new IPcameras have been installed - all streaming video across the airport’s existing LAN/WAN.
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| 2 Feb 2004 |
Scandlines AG ensures harbor safety with digital video surveillance.
”This system is the most modern, and makes it easy to expand our security solution. That is important for us: now that we have digital surveillance of the harbor terminals, we want to use it on the ferries and integrate it with retail security in the boutiques onboard.” Vagn Klog, Claims Manager at Scandlines AG
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| 18 Jan 2004 |
A & P Falmouth Dockyard
Providing good security in a dockyard is a tough challenge for anyone. For A&P Falmouth, daily tasks like visitor administration are carried out by the Falmouth Dock Police. Using a digital surveillance solution from Computer Network Limited, A&P Falmouth has replaced an ageing CCTV system, enhanced dockyard security and prepared for new international regulations.
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| 4 Nov 2003 |
Detroit Metro Airport - Securing Checkpoints and Alleviation of Shutdowns
Airport shutdowns Cause Financial Pain.In the last two months of 2001 there were 30 airport shutdowns in the United States alone. Breaches in security which resulted in these shutdowns cost the airline industry millions of dollars. 1,180 flights were delayed and 434 planes had to have their passengers exit for rescreening. It was a headache for travelers and a financial burden to an already slumping industry.
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| 29 Oct 2003 |
Brussels Airport Ethernet System
The Scenario Why IndigoVision was chosen to supply its latest technology, VideoBridge6, for a new Ethernet CCTV system at Brussels International Airport, the first airport to adopt this leading edge technology to provide improved monitoring facilities.
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