Nagpur airport to get advanced surveillance cameras

Nagpur: Around six dozen Internet Protocol (IP) mega-pixel surveillance cameras will be installed at Nagpur’s Babasaheb Ambedkar International Airport to enhance security as part of an ongoing modernisation programme, officials said Friday.
This will be the first time that the advanced IP cameras - closed circuit television cameras which use the Internet to transmit image data and control signals - will be installed at a non-metro airport in India, and the first time that the three mega-pixel cameras would be put up at any Indian airport.
The cameras - the cost of which has not been disclosed - will be made operational within the next six weeks, an official said.
An agreement was signed between the MIHAN (Multi-modal International Hub at Nagpur) India Pvt Ltd (MIPL) and Chennai-based Adtech Systems Ltd for the project, said MIPL chairman and managing director R.C. Sinha.
MIHAN, one of the country’s biggest economic development projects currently underway, aims to leverage the central location of Nagpur and convert the present airport into a major cargo hub with integrated road-rail connectivity, Sinha said.
25/06/10 IANS/Thaindian.com

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Categories: Airports Jun 2010