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| Measuring the Effectiveness of Video Surveillance |
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January 26, 2012 - 1PM ET |
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Cisco, SecurityInfoWatch.com & Secured Cities |
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As you deploy crime cameras, whether as part of a city-owned municipal surveillance program, or as part of a corporate security effort, one lingering question remains: How effective are these cameras? It’s a question that the Dallas Police Department, under the eye of Deputy Chief Brian Harvey, has had to answer for its own deployment. Through a regular analysis that ties together camera usage with incidents, arrests, and investigation requests, the department addresses the value proposition of a technology and monitoring investment for municipal video surveillance.
As part of the program, we will attempt to answer these questions
As part of the program, we will attempt to answer these questions:
1 Is crime displaced or reduced?
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How do you link incident mapping with camera locations for effectiveness?
3. What are the crime metrics that can be linked to video deployments?
4. How does live monitoring vs. record-only affect the system’s value?
5. How does your city’s C-level team (mayors, chiefs, managers) measure value of a video project?
6. How and when should you perform regular system audits?
7. How do you respond to regular audits of the system?
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What are the costs metrics that you can track to study the system?
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Brian Harvey
Deputy Chief of Police
Dallas Police Department |
Brian Harvey serves as Deputy Chief of Police for the Dallas Police Department, and has served with the department for over 30 years. He has managed law enforcement technology initiatives for the department, including the Dallas police department video surveillance camera and monitoring system and the iWatch community crime reporting application. Chief Harvey has served as commander for the Dallas Comp Stat program, Crime Analysis Unit and the Neighborhood Nuisance Response Unit. Deputy Chief Harvey has also overseen Operation Disruption and Dallas' FUSION center/real-time intelligence center. He also serves on the adjunct faculty of the Institute for Law Enforcement Administration, and has been a featured speaker at the Secured Cities conference on the topic of how to leverage video technologies for crime fighting.
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Ray Cooke
Solutions CTO, Safety and Security
Cisco Physical Security Solutions |
Ray Cooke is the Solutions CTO, Safety and Security for Cisco Physical Security Solutions.
In his 24 years of experience in ICT industry, most have been focused on homeland security and networked physical security convergence. Mr. Cooke has built solutions instrumental to Large Systems Integrators in some of the largest and most successful U.S. IP-based surveillance programs, enhancing awareness, response, investigation, and evidence for Urban Security and Secure Education. He holds a Masters in Business from The Johns Hopkins University, and a Bachelors in Electrical Engineering from Purdue University.
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Geoff Kohl
Conference Director, Secured Cities conference and Editor-in-Chief
SecurityInfoWatch.com |
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