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1.4.

Defining your surveillance application

The first and most important step in implementing a

video surveillance installation is determining the goal

of your surveillance application. It is a good idea to

map out where you want video surveillance to take

place and for what purpose (i.e. surveillance overview,

identification, people counting). This will determine the

type and number of network cameras, as well as other

components to install and can influence the overall

cost of the installation. More information about how to

select a network camera and other components is cov-

ered in Chapter 2.

Legal considerations

Video surveillance can be restricted or prohibited by laws that vary from

country to country. It is advisable to check the laws in your local region

before installing a video surveillance system. There may be legislation or

guidelines covering the following:

a) License. You may need to register or get a license from an authority to

conduct video surveillance, particularly in public areas.

b) Purpose of the surveillance equipment. Is it in accordance with what

is permitted by the laws in your area?

c) Position or location of the equipment. Is it positioned or located in such a way that it only

monitors the spaces which the equipment is intended to cover, and if unintended areas are covered,

would you have to consult with the owners of such spaces? There may be rules covering areas where

video surveillance is prohibited; for example, toilets and changing rooms in a retail environment.

d) Notification. You may have to place signs to warn the public that they are entering a zone covered

by surveillance equipment and there may be rules regarding the signage.

e) Quality of images. There may be rules regarding the quality of images, which can affect what may

be permitted or acceptable for use as evidence in court.

f) Video format. Police authorities may require that the video format be ones that they can handle.

g) Information provided in recorded video. Video recordings, for instance, may be required to have

time and date stamped.

h) Processing of images. There may be rules regulating how long images should be retained, who can

view such images and where recorded images can be viewed. You may have to keep an audit log.

i) There may be requirements for drawings of where cameras are placed.

j) Personnel training. There may be regulations that require operators to be trained in security and

disclosure policies, as well as privacy issues.

k) Access to and disclosure of images to third parties. There may be restrictions on who can access

the images and how images can be shown. For example, if video is to be disclosed to the media, im-

ages of individuals may have to be disguised or blurred.

l) Recording of sound. A permit may be required for recording sound in addition to video.

m) Regular system checks. There may be guidelines on how often and thorough a company should

perform system checks to make sure all equipment are operating as they should.

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