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Siemens security around the world
Cutting-edge security products, systems, solutions and services from Siemens are being used successfully throughout the world to assure the most effective possible security with a minimum of intrusion. They enable a wide range of processes and transactions to be performed more efficiently and at lower cost.
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Video surveillance at Munich Airport
Installation of a custom-tailored 750-camera intelligent digital
video management system in a new terminal. We also networked the
newly installed cameras both with one another as well as with
the some 700 cameras from the analog system in the old terminal
via a wireless, optical waveguide Open Transport Network (OTN)
that allows each individual camera to be freely assigned to any
monitor in the system.
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Biometric identification cards for Macao
Design and implementation of an integrated, biometric national
identification card solution and delivery of some 540,000
multifunctional smart identification (ID) cards. Aside from
their ID card function, they will also be able to store
healthcare, driver's license and social security information, in
addition to serving as an electronic wallet and the basis for
private key infrastructure (PKI) solutions.
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Emergency response centers for Finland
Sophisticated systems allow the country's 15 emergency response
centers (ERC) to serve as hubs for all incoming emergency calls
- an environment where reliability is crucial. What sets this
concept apart is that only a single telephone number brings
assistance from firefighters, police, emergency medical
services, crisis response, maritime rescue and other partners.
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Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) at the 2004 Olympics in Athens
As part of its responsibility for security at the Olympic Games in
Athens, Siemens designed, developed, integrated and installed
this real-time fleet monitoring system for 4,205 vehicles,
including training and 24x7 support. AVL enables the closest
vehicle or point of interest to be located on the basis of a
point on the map, identifies the driver and provides automatic
notification in the event of alerts.
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Explosives detection for the TSA throughout the United States
Under a contract from the Transportation Security Administration (TSA),
Siemens was entrusted to partner with Boeing for complete
installation and maintenance of more than 7,000 explosives
screening systems and machines at 445 airports throughout the
United States and its territories. A major factor in the award
of this contract was Siemens' experience as a trusted operator
of security systems and its ability to propose realistic
solutions in developing new projects.
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Security integration in Switzerland
The HUSKY trusted service integration platform affords secure and
easy integration of processes that run on heterogeneous IT
systems in independent security domains. This middleware
platform significantly reduces implementation time and lifecycle
costs. The Swiss Air Force uses it for secure access to
information from the independent IT infrastructures at all of
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