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Airport & Airfield Surveillance

Airport Security officials’ mission is to detect and track intruders, assess threats, coordinate responses and gather evidence for law enforcement prosecution. 

Airports deal with perimeter security using varied technologies: video cameras, advanced security fences, and of course infrared long range cameras.  At night, in total darkness, it will be impossible for the security staff to detect potential breaches and attacks if they are not well equipped. At best, this can lead to serious legal repercussions and considerable negative press. Failing at Airport security can also have a serious human cost. Airport officials need a system that provides total night time visibility covering a very wide area so that the staff keeps a complete perimeter control at all times. The solution has to be cost effective and easy to maintain, as well as user-friendly so that non-technical employees can master it quickly.


Securing an airport day & night: the main challenges
 

  • Kilometers of perimeter fences to secure

  • Important traffic around the monitored zone (workers, animals, road, access road, air planes and vehicle) 

  • Integration with common operational picture (COP) workstation and display

  • Harsh weather conditions: rain, wind, snow, ice, heat

  • Detection of low flying aircraft

  • Detection of wildlife

  • Need for stored and forensic data usage

  • Operator fatigue

 

 

360° IRST Day & Night Airport Surveillance 

 

The IRST panoramic infrared security system ensures airports' security around the world and covers their surveillance needs. Our infrared systems use a continuously rotating head to produce 360 degree images. The software detects and tracks intrusions in real time using these images. The IRST sensors is able to detect a human at several km's distance in total darkness, despite the fog, rain, snow or smoke!

Did you know that with only one or two IRST cameras, it is possible to cover a whole perimeter where dozens of PTZ infrared cameras would be needed?

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