[ECE 453] Re: Precise Network Node Locations - Need response from everyone
- From: mgarren@xxxxxxxxxxx
- To: 453_all@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 9 Sep 2008 17:43:20 -0400 (EDT)
Option one sounds good to me
Matt
> Hello everyone-
>
> The network group has put together 3 different scenarios for where,
> exactly, to put our cameras and thus network nodes along perimeter. Please
> respond to me (bgarris@xxxxxxxxxxx) with your 1st and 2nd picks, so I can
> finalize it and so that everyone can keep moving ahead with the project.
>
> Scenario 1: Small area (Jervey Gym to C2/R3 parking lots, little/no gaps
> in
> surveillance
> 2 fixed cameras (pointing opposite directions) and 1 PTZ on A1
> lightpole
> [corner of entrance to football practice fields]
> 1 fixed camera (pointing down hill) and 1 PTZ on corner of Jervey Gym
> 1 fixed camera (direction undetermined yet) and 1 PTZ on C36 lightpole
> [entrance to C2/R3 parking lots]
>
> Notes: small, simple mesh - adequate number of intersections, fewer
> nodes
> = fewer enclosures, etc.
> Might be simplest and easiest
>
> Scenario 2: Medium area (Jervey Gym to Lee Hall (C4 Parking Lot), some
> gaps
> in surveillance
> 1 fixed cam & 1 PTZ on A1 lightpole
> [corner of entrance to football practice fields]
> 1 fixed cam & 1 PTZ on C36 lightpole
> [entrance to C2/R3 parking lots]
> 1 fixed cam on C39
> [corner w/ Williamson Rd]
> 1 PTZ on G258
> [in between Williamson Rd and Lee Hall Parking Lot]
> 1 fixed cam on G263
> [entrance to Lee Hall Parking Lot]
>
> Notes: some gaps to deal with in programming, etc., more enclosures to
> fabricate, mount, etc., medium mesh
> Feasible but more work
>
> Scenario 3: Large area (Jervey Gym to Cherry Rd. intersection), multiple
> large gaps in surveillance
> all 7 cameras on different light poles all along perimeter
>
> Notes: large gaps in surveillance (trees, etc.), large mesh, may have
> issues attenuating signals, but would cover a long straight
> stretch of road. Also more intersections
>
>
> PLEASE send me your responses/choices ASAP, as well as any
> notes/concerns/helpful or critical input you may have.
>
> Thanks guys,
> Ben Garrison
> Networking Group Lead
> bgarris@xxxxxxxxxxx
>
>
>
>
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