Planned expansion of CCTV network in Paris
Story link: Planned expansion of CCTV network in Paris by Lin Freestone
The French government is planning is triple its CCTV network over the next two years as part of the fight against terrorism and street crime.
By 2009, it is estimated that Paris will have 6,500 CCTV cameras on the public transport systems alone.
It is also proposed to introduce flying spy drones as a crime prevention measure. The flying drones, which are four feet long and powered by two electric motors, will carry day- and night-vision cameras.
They will be used to track rioters and fight crime. Gang violence is a growing problem in Paris, which has seen repeated clashes between rival gangs in recent months.
The security initiative in France was stepped up after the 2005 attacks in London's transport system, which killed 52 people. It is considered that the video surveillance system in London is ten times more developed than that presently deployed in Paris.
Add to Bookmarks:
Related posts to: Planned expansion of CCTV network in Paris:
Northampton to double CCTV coverage Northamptonshire Development Corporation (WNDC) is planning to nearly double Northampton's network o...
Arthur McKay deploys IP CCTV at Aberdeen University Following a strategic review of security, Axis Communications appointed surveillance system integrat...
Funding approved for Midland Metro CCTV upgrade Surveillance cameras used along the Midland Metro tram lines, which run between Wolverhampton and Bi...
IP CCTV solution for St Pancras International A highly sophisticated surveillance solution has been applied to the refurbishment of St Pancras Int...
No Comments »
No comments yet.
RSS feed for comments on this post.
Leave a comment
Previous: « BAE Systems develops face tracking CCTV
Next: Tyne & Wear equips fire engines with CCTV »
Visited 353 times, 1 so far today since July 6th 2007