SP1b - Protective Vulnerability Assessments, Survey (Structure and Port Environment) and ‘Sentry’ capability
SP1b - Protective Vulnerability Assessments, Survey (Structure and Port Environment) and ‘Sentry’ capability
Photorealistic 3D modelling that enhances Contingency and Evacuation plans and can be used as a highly effective briefing aid enables full and ongoing Risk Assessment of sites such as MATRA for Ports. Interactive testing and exercising with overlays, utilising a Primary briefing system, allows a highly developed product in support of CNI sites and proposed Protect Duty. The product can be used as ‘live time’ support to Border Policing, responders, partner agencies and Military Assets. A ‘sentry’ capability is currently under development. A workstream is being developed to support maritime assets.
Specialist advisers within specialist military units and CTP enhances the full range of tactical and technical options.
Use of 2D and 3D modelling to demonstrate a planning tool with overlays, volumetrics and reporting.
Fly through point cloud at Mill Bay port in Plymouth.
Radiation Mapping and Protective Coastal Mapping with Drones information can be found here
UPDATE - The same principle has now been implemented by Tier 1 sites in the UK using the same secure system
Link to App for port Vulnerability Assessments.
Airport survey showing altitudes and volumetrics.
Several specialist applications have been used to support operations by land and sea, inclusive of theatres of War. The capability can be deployed in a variety of roles and has been used both domestically and globally. Enhanced imagery, safety, night and thermal and additions has provided tactical capabilities to anti-piracy work offering a long-range visual of ‘inaccessible locations’ whilst also providing ‘live feed’ to Commanders in both Overt and Covert roles.
Industrial unit laser scan, external and internal.
Obtaining a visualisation of this high level of detail for pre-planning or training has massive advances over conventional mapping and intelligence, providing the ability to access and navigate on the fly using any device.
Live mapping, tracking and visualisation technology that has come from a need within specialist military groups and law enforcement is currently under the advanced stages of development. Link to SP1 Ongoing.
Strategic Planning Objectives (Protect Duty ready) Deployment/Interdiction Post Incident Review and Revise
Behavioural Detection
UAVs/Drones can assist and support a security strategy inclusive of Protect Duty requirements both pre and during events, providing a far more enhanced overwatch capability when monitoring behavioural detection in conjunction with planned deployments. This tactical capability can also establish hostile reconnaissance, structural vulnerabilities and support post-event mitigation.
Deploying new technology in surveillance tools: “gait recognition” software that uses a person’s body shape and how they walk to identify them, even when their face is hidden from camera view.
The UAV capability, which can be unseen, is an advantage over CCTV, where subjects tend to be more covert and controlled around visible CCTV monitoring.