Photo 1 | JST large display wall and workstation monitors in the video control center of the Bremen police: The camera images which are received here from the focal points of the Hanseatic city can be received by the operators via a pre-programmed circulation or - depending on requirements - switched on individually.
Photo 2 | JST AlarmLight: The AlarmLight, shown here at the AllMedia conference table in the command staff room, is used for a special purpose. For example, if there is an important announcement during the situation meeting, a horn signal sounds and the AlarmLight flashes red. In this way, all participants are asked to pay attention to crucial information.
Photo 3 | JST control center desks: The newly created workstations in the video control center were installed according to the latest ergonomic aspects. This includes for example...
Photo 4 | ...an electromotive height adjustment of the control room desks, which allows different users in 24/7 shift service to adjust the Stratos CommandDesk to individual needs.
Photo 5 | JST control center desks: The Stratos X11® OperatorDesk not only meets the highest ergonomic and visual demands, ...
Photo 6 | JST control centers: …behind the inspection flaps are generously proportioned, illuminated supply rooms, which offer a perfect appearance thanks to cleanly installed technology without any visible cables.
Photo 7 | JST TFT Columns: TFT columns with height-adjustable 3D articulated arms enable parabolic arrangement of monitors and thus offer the user an optimum field of view.
Photo 8 | JST PowerPort Data Box: The operator consoles have been equipped with PowerPort-Data Boxes, so that the users have the desired supply connections conveniently available directly at the workstation. An additional advantage of this practice-oriented solution is that the personal keyboards and mice used by the shift workers in the video control center can be changed conveniently within seconds.
Photo 9 | JST large display wall: Visually a successful solution - easily accessible wall panels under the large screen displays ensure a perfect first impression...
Photo 10 | ...behind the panels, which can be removed easily and without tools, there are hidden technical components.
Photo 11 | JST large screen technology: Video wall in the command staff room of Polizei Bremen (Bremen Police). As other organisations such as the fire brigade and THW also take part in the meetings in a crisis situation, each workplace was equipped with a so-called grabber. This technology enables maximum flexibility. Changing PC hardware or notebooks can be switched to the large display wall at any time.
Photo 12 | JST large screen: With the QuickOut mounting system, individual displays can be easily pushed forward by applying light pressure to the outer edges. This offers perfect possibilities for service without interruption of operation!
Photo 13 | Project Manager Marco Walker and JST Consultant Dirk Lüders looking at the interactive myGUI® user interface, which shows the command staff room here. Dirk Lüders: "The joint development of the table concept with our colleagues from the Bremen police force was excellent and creative. This gave us completely new food for thought, for example, how to convert the AlarmLight into a signal of calm".
Photo 14 | JST MultiConsoling®: With the myGUI® user interface, the the large screen at the workplace begins. With MultiConsoling® not only are large display walls controlled, the monitors at the workplace are also switched with all signals in real time.
Photo 15 | JST ControlRoom-Automation: Recessed directly into the tabletop of the operator desk in the command staff room - the CommandButton Box for the JST ControlRoom-Automation System. The buttons make it possible to activate desired actions at the push of a button; here, for example, the AlarmLight becomes a flashing signal at the push of a button, demanding "Quiet please!
Video control center supports police in the fight against crime
“Police catch thugs thanks to video surveillance”, “Cameras against crime”, “Video system convicts robbers”, “More cameras, more arrests” – these and similar headlines have increasingly appeared in the Bremen press in recent months. Background: The police of the Hanseatic City have set up a new video control center, which ideally aims to prevent criminal offences. The authority was supported in this ambitious project by JST control room specialists. And that’s not everything: the senior staff of the Bremen police force also benefits from the experience of the Jungmann experts.
The Weser Stadium in Bremen promises to be a hive of activity once again. Fans of the green and white arrive in noisy groups at the main station – and are accompanied step by step. More than 60 cameras – mainly located in the area of the Bremen main station – keep the operators of the newly created video control center permanently up to date.
The political world wants more video surveillance
Background: “Due to the changed security situation in Bremen, politicians have expressed the wish to expand video surveillance. This was simply no longer possible with our previous possibilities”, says Marco Walker, the responsible police commissioner. The project “Videoleitstelle (video control center)” was born. In the search for a competent partner for this project, the professionals of Jungmann Systemtechnik were convincing.
Station area is one of the focal points
On a new large display wall, the staff recruited as part of the project follow the events at the focal points in the city-state of Bremen. Thanks to the use of JST MultiConsoling®, they are able to flexibly display all relevant images on the video wall or at their workstations as required and, for example, to keep an eye on the football fans mentioned above in the entire station area.
The command staff room also has access to everything
But that is not all that was made possible with the support of control technology. In another project, the Bremen police force has also had its so-called command staff room set up by the Jungmann team. This complex is also linked to the video control center via the MultiConsoling®. If the command of the police leadership comes together here in explosive situations, all desired images as well as an extensive number of other audio and video sources are made available via a control desk specially set up for this purpose.
Hassle-free and intuitive operation
“This is where, for example, force compilations, tables or position diagrams are used,” explains Project Manager Marco Walker. “It was important that the system is intuitive to use. And this is exactly what the myGUI® user interface does without any problems. You really can’t do much wrong with it”. First experiences with the components have already been gathered. Marco Walker: “We have coordinated several missions in the command staff room with JST technology – so far absolutely trouble-free.
Pilot project with PixelDetection software®
The Bremen police also hope to obtain the positive results collected in both the video control center and the crisis room from a pilot project in which another Jungmann product plays a central role: At selected locations, for example at the main railway station, emergency call points are to be set up which women travelling alone, for example, can use if they feel threatened or unwell. As soon as someone presses the button on such a column, an alarm is triggered via the JST monitoring software PixelDetection® in combination with the AlarmLight in the control center.
"Now the police have their eye on me"
“The employee in charge knows immediately: ‘Something is happening’,” explains Marco Walker, “in this situation, we offer, for example, to hold a conversation or to accompany the person with the cameras as they leave the station”. In his experience, the inhibition threshold to choose “110” is often very high when there is a diffuse feeling of threat. Supported by PixelDetection® software, the pilot project is intended to convey more security. “Users know: ‘Now the police are keeping an eye on me,” says Marco Walker. A concept, by the way, which is already successfully practised in London.
Success with CCTV
In the UK, large-scale closed-circuit television – CCTV (video surveillance) has long been common practice – with measurable success. This has not only led to a quantitative reduction in crime such as assault, robbery and vandalism. The subjective feeling of security among citizens has also risen accordingly based on survey results. An optimised prosecution was achieved thanks to the evidence provided by the available recordings. In the English city of Newcastle, research has shown that CCTV has been shown to reduce crime by 50% over a five-year period.
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