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Solutions for Sports and

Entertainment Venues

Video Surveillance

The use of video surveillance technology

is one of the most widely employed

security measures in a stadium environ-

ment. It is used primarily by security

authorities for visual surveillance and

for the assessment of situations, such as:

crowd congestion, anti-social behavior,

illegal ticket or merchandise sales or

detecting abandoned objects, particu -

larly in emergency exits etc.

Siemens delivers complete infra-

structure solutions for major sports

and entertainment facilities all over

the world. References exist in more

than 150 stadiums and arenas.

Should a security incident occur, the

video stream from the entrance, along

with the personal information from

the access control system, can provide

important evidential material.

In addition, video surveillance can also

act as a deterrent resulting in less van-

dalism, for example, due to the quick

response capabilities and reaction time

as well as providing visitors with a greater

sense of safety.

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Solutions for Sports and Entertainment Venues Video Surveillance www.siemens.com/bt/sportsvenues Siemens delivers complete infrastructure solutions for major sports and entertainment facilities all over the world. References exist in more than 150 stadiums and arenas. The use of video surveillance technology is one of the most widely employed security measures in a stadium environment.
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Security Challenges Video surveillance as a very effective form of security, should be able to deal with numerous challenges in a stadium environment. Our solution: – Anticipate threats, riots or incidents with real-time analysis to protect event spectators, participants, investments and assets. – Secure the venue on match and nonmatch days. – Overriding operation for authorities. – Provide a highly available system to store all images and video streams of assigned cameras in areas of special interest.