Istanbul's Vodafone Arena is secured with Geutebruck technology
Expert Servers and G-VStations evaluation and analysis systems in Geutebruck form at the heart of the security system of Istanbul's newly opened Vodafone Arena stadium, who is building a control center to manage all the infrastructure.
Vodafone Arena is a multi-purpose stadium that has just opened and is called to become the new home of the Besikta Football Club. Located in Istanbul, near the Bosphorus, has the capacity to 41.903 spectators and will host 147 luxury area and 2.150 VIP areas. It also contains a large living room 1.600 square meters, with others 1.800 square metres to house Turkey's Besikta Museum and shops.
The video surveillance system of this sports venue, which is based on the technology of Geutebruck, has been designed by Enmar and HEG Building Technologies has been in charge of the installation.
At the heart of this security system are three Geutebruck Expert Servers (G-Scope/8000-IP series) that provide a high level of redundancy with almost unlimited flexibility and scalability. This makes them the ideal component for video surveillance security solutions such as Istanbul's Vodafone Arena.
The RAID system provides great flexibility thanks to its rack that allows you to integrate up to 16 hard drives and the connection option for external Raids and JBOD systems, making it easier to increase storage when needs require it during football season.
Vodafone Arena has arranged 8 G-VStations with capacity for 243 Cameras, providing an excellent view of everything that happens. Six of them are designed to support one video wall and the other two will support operators in their daily activities.
G-VStations are evaluation systems, analysis and processing of high-performance drives for the networking of G-Scope systems. They have pre-installed display software and you can connect monitors using 3 different interfaces. Also, integrate a DVD/RW drive to store images and have them available on DVD when video testing is needed.
The high level of protection to prevent image manipulation is another benefit of Geutebruck solutions and one of the reasons why it was chosen by the Vodafone Arena.
Another reason is its ability to schedule custom sitemaps for the graphical user interface according to customer specifications. Its clarity increases the level of safety and ease of use. When an incident occurs, this solution allows cameras to collect images and locate the exact area where it occurred by marking it on a map.
Alarms can be triggered, through winpak, the access system to the card Honeywell. This is part of Geutebruck's concept of comprehensive security. The system is centrally managed from the stadium's security control centre and will be fully operational in September 2016.
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