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Understanding the evolution in network-based video surveillance in Asia

Traveller — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 21:44:47 +0000

By Jose Allan Tan
Security threats continue to flood the global market after September 11. Terrorist threats and promises chaos and destruction have led to increased investments for security and surveillance. This is the power change in the warrant, warehouse, and a video monitor.
According Shivanu Shukla, analyst at Frost & Sullivan “He showed great interest in order to be able to remotely monitor surveillance cameras, video running analysis, and integrate with other monitoring systems for physical security.
Shukla notes that the network of video surveillance systems are becoming popular. Frost believes that the market for video surveillance to spend $ 992. 1 million in 2006 to 3956 $. 7 million in 2013.
Analogue or digital
Video surveillance systems consisting of analog cameras connected via analog cables and multiplexers in turn connected to monitors and keyboards. But what happens when the area should be controlled is a significant distance and need to register 7×24;
Network solutions that enable existing analog surveillance cameras to be connected to a video server, which is connected to the network and monitored from any computer that is on the network or the existing control room.
“The storage of video can be done by network video recorders (NVR), which can be anywhere on the network, as opposed to digital video recorder (DVR), which should be placed close to the camera or selector / multiplexer. In a complete network monitoring, network cameras are used for direct connection to the network IP, does not need an external encoder, “explains Shukla.
Development of video surveillance in Asia is mainly analogue partly because of sensitivity to market prices. But this is changing as security threats continue to remain high on the radar of both trade and public.
Kiran Kumar, freeze Research Associate, note that the sectors of government and transport leading deployments of video surveillance, with big plans for airports, surveillance of the city and other agencies to monitor critical infrastructure.
“The rapid development of physical infrastructure such as airports, ports, highways and rail networks is a key driver for the adoption of sound for video surveillance systems,” says Kumar.
There are three major factors limiting the continued growth of video surveillance systems Analogue:
Cost: Set-up and installation costs of traditional coaxial or fiber-based cabling systems, analog video to large areas is very high. Great works on urban surveillance and control of ports and harbors to take an important role in making changes to the monitoring network.
Scalability: While EVN has improved the quality of the recording of analog cameras, there is a limitation of the physical plant in the matrix analog.
Flexibility: Integration of video surveillance systems with other similar systems can be cumbersome. The surveillance systems are limited to a pooled analysis of analog video, which requires additional hardware, wiring and difficult to scale.
Benefits of monitoring network
Digital technology helps to extend the ability to monitor what can be achieved with traditional systems.
The technology now allows us to monitor an area from anywhere in the world in real time without any significant investment.
Save the video can be done in NVRs can be anywhere on the network. How the video will be digitally stored is limited only by the amount of disk space. And because the video mode through the network, backups can be performed remotely.
The scalability of network monitoring systems are easy and cheap. Network cameras can be connected to the network is not rewiring.
In the monitoring of networks, information can be distributed either directly to the camera or encoder or centralized NVR or on a separate server.
Network monitoring systems are less expensive to build and maintain the reusability of existing network infrastructure IP, highly scalable, with some additional costs, maintenance costs reduced, and the ability to reuse the surveillance cameras and displays heritage and monitoring equipment as key factors for the adoption of digital surveillance technology.
Limitations in the Digital Age
It is not always clear and pink. Because of its dependence on groups of network will need support from the IT department.
“The big challenge for the adoption is to achieve security and IT groups to adopt a monitoring network. Existing infrastructure makes the proposed monitoring network stronger. However, these organizations where infrastructure is less developed slowly forward in the monitoring network, “said Shukla.
He admits that the adoption of the monitoring system is the changing dynamic between security personnel and groups of IT in enterprises, a percentage that prevent its adoption. The introduction of the monitoring network include the participation of the part of IT security.
“Security personnel are generally more conservative and not open to major changes in their environment. Adoption Network monitoring will depend on the interaction and communication between the two groups within a company, “said Shukla.
While Frost & Sullivan says that the voltage up to be strong, the adoption of the proportional system will continue to grow, as if at a slower pace than the development of surveillance networks.
“While remote access, scalability, and distribution of information are the main drivers of the video surveillance network, the price is reliability, and the conservative nature of the security groups to change and adopt new technologies to hamper adoption,” says Kumar.
Traditionally, cameras have been the entry point for vendors in the market and then their offerings include DVR, NVR, and software encoders and switches and multiplexers.
Increasingly, because of the emergence of network monitoring solutions, there is an attempt to vendors to bring the solution to monitor the NVR or DVR before, offering better management and virtual matrix software video analysis as a solution set.
Let us grab the video surveillance network in Asia Pacific, offering integrated solutions to end the monitoring process will be key to market success.

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Scorpion Queen, Sri Racha Tiger Zoo near Pattaya, Thailand

Traveller — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 21:32:47 +0000

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Asian shares mixed, with gains in Europe

Traveller — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 14:43:36 +0000

Asia stocks mixed; Europe gains
HONG KONG—Asian stocks were mixed today as investors held out for additional clues to the strength of economic recovery. European shares rose in early trade. Markets in Asia opened higher but sold down toward day’s end, reflecting uncertainty surrounding the U.S. rebound, China’s policies and debt troubles in Europe. Oil prices hovered above $82 a barrel, while the dollar weakened against the …

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Citi eyes expansion in Asia, Indonesia brokerage

Traveller — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 07:51:16 +0000

Citi eyes Asia expansion, Indonesia brokerage
SINGAPORE, March 12 — Citigroup aims to win a larger share of Asia’s equity capital markets and to expand in Indonesia by getting a stockbroking licence, its Asia Pacific head said today. Citi has been extending its reach and hiring people across Asia even as it streamlines its North American operations and sheds businesses that it no longer considers as core. “Asia stands out as the region with …

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Traveller — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 17:44:43 +0000

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Live in Tokyo, Japan May 12, 2008

Traveller — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 10:43:22 +0000

Live in Tokyo, Japan May 12, 2008

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2009 release of two CD. Recorded live on tour prog supergroup reunited successful Phoenix 2007/2008, was recorded in Tokyo May 12, 2008. Apart from all the successes in Asia and album tracks, the only factor that comes into contact team members, adding solos great success of the previous bands, like Yes, King Crimson, ELP and The Buggles. Features songs including “Only time will tell”, “Heat of the Moment”, “Daylight,” “Never again.” . . More info>>

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See Asian multi-racial Singapore

Traveller — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 03:51:52 +0000

If you plan to vacation in an Asian city could look to Singapore.
There may be many good reasons to make Singapore your first destination in Asia. First, the city is clean, smooth and safe for visitors to travel by their own means. Then, if you are traveling to several Asian destinations, there is a bewildering variety of full service airlines and low cost from the airport in Singapore. Also, English is widely spoken here.
Above all, Singapore offers the cultures of three ethnic groups: Chinese, Malays and Indians. What’s more enjoyable than to see three Asian communities in one location?
Indeed, the descendants of Asian immigrants have made Singapore a melting pot of cultures, with ancient traditions practice.
Discover the unique traditions in Singapore to visit the so-called “ethnic enclaves” Chinatown, Kampong Glam and Little India. Each one of these beautiful areas in May to enjoy a quiet stroll.
Chinatown:
When the founder of Singapore, Stamford Raffles set aside land for Chinatown, which dictates that buildings should be made permanent materials. Thank you for the Raffles and a conservation effort, Chinatown is now a place to admire the architecture of Singapore in early Shophouse.
Many businesses house here, however, have been replaced by more activities such as high-end Chinese restaurants and teahouses. And also. Opium Dens, brothels and houses of death (when sentenced to die) used to cover many of the shophouses here. Today, we see only the pictures and models of these firms in the Chinatown Heritage Center.
However, Chinatown retains a strong sense of “Chinese-ness’.
Restaurants in Chinatown used to serve only local and Southern Chinese food. Today, however, will find many restaurants offering cuisines from other parts of China. It is headed by first generation immigrants who came from various provinces of China. Oldest Chinese temple in Singapore – the refined Thian Hock Keng Temple – is also available here. Worth visiting quaint shops specializing in Chinese calligraphy, antiques and traditional costumes.
Kampong Glam:
Kampong Glam is called so because the tree Gelam – a relative of the eucalyptus – used to increase this area.
Today, the Malays in Singapore continue to converge at Kampong Glam, as the Sultan Mosque – the largest mosque in Singapore – is here.
Mosque of Sultan has a fascinating history. It was rebuilt in 1928 after a major fundraising project. Many poor people who donated the building obviously has money collecting and selling bottles. If you visit the mosque, you will see the main dome of sitting in a black framework structure composed entirely of glass bottles. It is difficult to explain why they are there.
It should also be made here is the laboratory in Malaysia Cultural Heritage Center. You can spend a day casting your own pottery and create your own batik art. Otherwise, go in the Arab streets and have a nice wicker laundry basket, an Afghan rug, or a beautiful piece of silk dress that turns heads.
Little India:
The main street in Little India is Serangoon Road. So far, it remains at the heart of the Indian community in Singapore.
A nice walk starts near the Tekka Center. This prepares your nostrils overwhelming aroma of many spices and jasmine garlands, traders sell in abundance. You will also find a variety of baffling-husked coconut, lime, clay pots and others, who used to worship in the temples nearby.
Linger awhile and admire the women in colorful Saris and flamboyant that bargain with stall holders for the price of groceries. This is also true that the Singapore issues.
If you have not entered a Hindu temple, the temple of Sri Veerama Kaliamman Belilios Road is a must-see. Here, it should first be impressed by the realistic sculptures of Hindu deities. Inside, Indian music creates an atmosphere conducive for religious devotees. Visitors can participate in the process, or simply to admire the incredibly life-like statue of Hindu goddess Kali.
The music of Bollywood, curries and colorful Saris also has not escaped your attention to Little India. If you like shopping and dining, you’ll be spoiled for choice.
The merging of cultures:
These tribal areas are obviously not mutually exclusive and there are many inter-mixing between ethnic groups in Singapore. For example, you can find a Malay mosque attended the glorious Little India and a large Indian temple in the heart of Chinatown. All these elements make for a fascinating visit.

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Pattaya Girls – A Tribute (Part 2)

Traveller — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 21:33:14 +0000

Filmed during April 2009. The full length film can be bought on ebay UK. It is ‘Part 3 April 2009′ and my seller name is pattayafilms It can also be found on my webpage here: www.tffilms.com The full length film is 80mins and is uncensored. It also contains subtitles explaining the action.

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Chilling on a Ninja in Asia – Not sped up – DM11

Traveller — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 20:44:20 +0000

People complained that I sped this video up, muting the commentary and added music. So here’s what you missed…..it isn’t much.

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