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Glasgow City Council has launched Glasgow Community Safety Services, which will
enable police and security personnel to obtain live images from 390 CCTV cameras
and additional mobile cameras via a control room at Blochairn, on the city
North side. Glasgow company Essential Viewing are providing the technology
behind this community safety scheme which will distribute video from nearly 400 CCTV cameras in the city to hand held devices.
The aim is to tackle
anti-social behaviour by providing instant images transmitted using Essential
Viewing video encoding technology direct to hand-held devices.
The
project has been managed by Systems Integrators RACAM Security &
Communications, who chose Essential Viewing product, essentialVision.
essentialVision enables high-quality video images to be transmitted at low power
and low cost, for example by conventional mobile GPRS and 3G
networks.
The Glasgow project is a perfect example of what our
technology can do, delivering really high-quality images across mobile
networks, commented Les Gaw, director at Essential Viewing. we are attracting
significant attention from systems integrators and project managers given the
task of co-ordinating large-scale safety and security operations where the live availability of video and still images is a key element of the project.
These include road safety, community safety and policing
operations.
Brian Maguire, director of RACAM, said: we were delighted
to win this contract from Glasgow City Council, and it is very pleasing that we
were able to use another locally-based business, Essential Viewing, which has
developed a state-of-the-art system. The Glasgow project is a very exciting one,
with real results in the form of a means of tackling anti-social behaviour on
the streets of Glasgow, and the real possibility of reducing that
problem.
The partnership between Glasgow City Council and Strathclyde
Police is the first of its kind in the UK, and brings together 500 staff and
25m of assets which will be directed towards the city campaign against
anti-social behaviour.
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