Transportation security and efficiency

Issue 6 2023 Surveillance, Products & Solutions


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The city of Jesús María in Argentina has invested in a 114 camera monitoring system from Dahua to help provide safety to residents and to support security and emergency assistance departments (e.g. firefighting, ambulance) in case of emergencies.

Jesús María is a vibrant busy city located in Cordoba Province. As such, the city needed an intelligent monitoring system to improve traffic flows and help the emergency services through heavy traffic. It must be able to ensure safe transit without obstacles and immediate arrival of the response team when needed, covering surrounding areas comprised of hospitals, schools, banks, municipal offices, etc.

“The main challenge was to find the right solution and products, so that the different municipal departments could benefit from the implementation of the monitoring centre,” said Marcos Romero of Dahua Technology in Argentina. “There were some very long meetings at which all of the AI solutions were presented, including how to apply them correctly to the way the city operates, and how to correct or modify aspects so that the work of all organisations flowed successfully. This ranged from cameras with traffic analysis capabilities, to existing analogue PTZ and zoom cameras – all to ensure everything worked correctly with the operational software.”

Advanced AI solution

The advanced AI cameras are installed around the city’s infrastructure and are monitored in a state-of-the-art control centre. Dahua equipment installed in Jesús María includes 8-port PoE switches, 4 MP Lite IR varifocal bullet cameras, 2 MP IR varifocal bullet cameras, 4 MP ANPR cameras, network/control/dome keyboard and joystick, 64-channel 8-HDD WizMind NVRs and 22-inch industrial grade LCD monitors.

The availability of Dahua’s DSS PRO video management software – which provides intuitive and seamless control of the entire system – was a key factor that led to the selection of the all-Dahua solution.

The creation of ‘safe corridors’ within Jesús María resulted in a number of benefits for the city and its residents. It significantly improved local transportation safety, making sure that residents are secure and emergency responders will be alerted and arrive in time without delay. “Since the implementation of the monitoring centre, work between the security departments and relevant transportation departments has improved markedly,” added Romero. The implementation of Dahua’s intelligent solution is reported to have led to an increase in commercial activity, and people, in the city, as well as improved efficiency of the emergency services.




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