Winter 2014 Top Campus Security Technology Articles
Check out some of the important CampusSafetyMagazine.com articles on technology that were featured the first quarter of this year.
Check out some of the important CampusSafetyMagazine.com articles on technology that were featured the first quarter of this year.
Agency will intelligent use video analytics, digital biometric identification and military-pedigree software for analyzing and predicting crime.
The time has come to stop dreaming or theorizing about what video analytics could accomplish in an ideal scenario and embrace the fact the technology is finally ready to deliver across a range of applications.
One of the foremost challenges of video analytics has been achieving a high detection rate while keeping false alarms to a minimum. Learn how recent innovations such as object classification that discriminates among moving things are allowing this surveillance technology to finally move further into mainstream security applications.
Video analytics has been both one of the most exciting and maligned technologies applied to security applications. Find out why its promise of automatically detecting events and generating alerts based on surveillance images is no longer fraught with shortcomings.
An integrated video and access control system enables this Texas school district to more efficiently investigate incidents. It also allows police to more effectively respond during emergencies.
Direct-to-Storage (DTS) applications and analytics can help your IP video system perform more effectively.
Today’s video surveillance solutions are more accurate, more intelligent, and able to serve more purposes in more places than ever before.
The Culver City (Calif.) School District has integrated its new IP video and access control solutions. Now, entry to the campuses is limited to authorized persons and vehicles, and clearer video helps keep crime under control.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.