Port Berth

Collsam Port Berth
The berth is the term used in ports and harbors for a specific location at a port where a vessel may be moved, usually for the purposes of loading and unloading. Berths designated by the management of a facility like port authority or harbormaster. Vessels assigned to berths by these authorities.

Solution Detail

Gate

A port terminal is a restricted area due to regulated public sector operations in ports such as customs, immigration, quarantine and national security. Therefore, a port terminal gate serves as a key check point to identify and record each entity entering or leaving the restricted area.

Warehouse

  • Configure cameras to monitor warehouse operations 24/7
  • Cameras equipped with Starlight can record color images in dark environments with brightness as low as 0.006 Lux
  • Thermal camera can detect abnormal heat sources to prevent fires

Yard

Port terminal and yard storage represents another critical phase that requires special security management.  However, the visibility obtained in providing adequate security has the potential to yield more efficient transportation management while lowering the costs of the overall supply chain.

Perimeter

  • Configure intelligent intrusion-analysis system to automatically detect trespassers and foreign objects
  • Alarm is linked to video surveillance and pops up on VMS client
  • System displays intruding object and trajectory on video image
  • Thermal camera can work around-the-clock and in all weather conditions

Control Center

  • Display map with satellite cloud images, hydrology and meteorology, weather, wave, tidal, and other image information and port operation information
  • Manage all devices including viewing real-time video feed and playback
  • Intelligent operation and management system allows centralized management of video surveillance, storage, display, and alarm systems
  • Video synopsis displays summary of useful information for records sorted by subject and time

Berth

The berth is the term used in ports and harbors for a specific location at a port where a vessel may be moored, usually for the purposes of loading and unloading. Berths are designated by the management of a facility like port authority or harbormaster. Vessels are assigned to berths by these authorities.

Shipping Lane

  • Configure intelligent intrusion-analysis system to automatically detect trespassers and foreign objects
  • Alarm is linked to video surveillance and pops up on VMS client
  • System displays intruding object and trajectory on video image
  • Thermal camera can work around-the-clock and in all weather conditions

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